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Workshops, various locations throughout May
10:22am Friday 18th April 2008
Workshops have always been a part of the Fringe but this year sees an unprecedented number of new classes and special days organised for audiences to get involved.
Can Can Boheme will be presenting high kicks, feathers and thrills for complete beginners at Friends' Meeting House, an Introduction To Belly Dancing will explore the technique and posture required for this increasingly popular dance form at The Dance Station and Strictly Ballroom and Tango workshops for absolute beginners will be taking place in Hove Town Hall.
Hullabaloo Scratch Choir will be teaching how to sing and perform to the public in one night, with performances at a mystery venue.
The creators of Short Fuse, Brighton's premier live short fiction night will be running a four-week workshop at Brighton Writers Centre and both the Bodhisattva and Oshadhi Centres will be running meditation courses.
- Start times and prices vary. For bookings call 01273 709709 or visit www.brightonfestivalfringe.org.uk
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In this section
- The Parlure Spiegeltent, The Green at St Peter’s Church, various dates from May 2
- Fringe City And Fringe Street, New Road and Jubilee Street, May 3, 10, 17 and 24
- Visual Arts, various locations throughout May
- Guided Tours, Various locations and dates
- Friends' Meeting House, Ship Street, Brighton, from May 3
- Exposures, Komedia, Every weekend in May
- The Poetry Brothel, Hanover Massage Parlour, 27 Southampton St, Sat, May 19 & May 26
- Petrusco, North Laine Photography Gallery, Thu, May 3 - Wed, May 30
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