A fun and creative movement-based class, designed specifically to address the symptoms of Parkinson’s.
With support of Somerset NHS Foundation Trust and The Octagon Theatre, classes are led by a team of two specially trained, friendly teachers, using the Parkinson’s Dance Science model that combines creative dance, research evidence and physiotherapeutic effect. Classes feature a variety of dance styles, focusing on: posture, strength, coordination, balance, creativity, suppleness and most of all, fun!
Participants will be supported throughout with seated and standing options, plus time to chat over a free cup of tea or coffee at the end of every session.
When: Mondays 10am - 11.30am
Where: Ridgway Hall, Staceys Court, Bow Street, Langport, TA10 9PQ
Autumn Term: 16 Sept – 9 Dec (no sessions on 21 & 28 Oct)
Spring Term 2025: 13 Jan - 31 March (no session on 17 Feb)
£4 suggested donation per week
Spaces are limited so advanced booking is advised
Free Parking. Step-free access. A carer / partner / friend is welcome to attend with you for free.
Classes are part of the Octagon Theatre’s Arts Engagement & Outreach programme. The Parkinson Dance Science Model was co-founded by Neuro-Physiotherapist Dr Sophia Hulbert and Dance Artist Aimee Hobbs with support from Pavilion Dance South West.
All bookings are subject to a £2 transaction Fee.
Every Wednesday
Mondays at 1.30pm, Westlands Yeovil
Every Monday