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Velcro Integrated Dance Company (Gloucestershire Dance)

Velcro was formed in 1994 after a residency with CandoCo Dance Company with the aim of the using dance as the vehicle to bring together young people with and with out disabilities. The dancers in Velcro are currently made up of 2 non-disabled and 3 disabled performers.
 
They are supported by Gloucestershire Dance, Velcro Dance Company lead inclusive dance workshops for people of all ages and abilities.  The workshops are designed so that tasks are creative and interactive, enabling participants to grow in confidence and make new friends.  Velcro also wants participants to feel challenged and will ensure that everyone reaches their full potential during a workshop.
 
Please click on the link below to view the latest performance piece by Velcro Dance Company and make sure your volume is turned up!
I am Here 
 
Dancers performing. A young man jumps straight up in the air with his hand on the shoulder of a woman in a wheelchair 
Dancers performing. A young man in a wheelchair surrounded by crouched dancers. A young woman lies on the floor alongside a pair of prosthetic legs 4 dancers, 2 kneeling in front looking in opposite directions and 2 moving behind

























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