Peperuda: Free Community Dance & Wellbeing Workshop

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Join surdce dance collective for a free community workshop inspired by Peperuda – A Dance Prayer, our new Arts Council England–funded performance exploring the ancient Balkan ritual of calling for rain.

📅 31 October 2026
Time: 11:45-12:45pm
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Good Shepherd Studios, 15A Davies Lane in Leytonstone, London (E11 3DR)

🌀Through contemporary dance, movement and wellbeing practices, we will explore our relationship with nature, ritual and one another, and the power of coming together through movement.

🌟 The workshop is open level and no previous dance experience is needed. Whether you dance regularly or simply feel curious about moving, you are warmly invited to join us.

🦋Peperuda premieres in London in November 2026, and this workshop offers the local community an opportunity to step into the world and ideas behind the performance.

🎟️ FREE TO ATTEND

Led by Stephanie Handjiiska & Marchela-Vasilena Merchant of surdce dance collective.

Supported using public funding by Arts Council England.

Join surdce dance collective for a free community workshop inspired by Peperuda – A Dance Prayer, our new Arts Council England–funded performance exploring the ancient Balkan ritual of calling for rain.

📅 31 October 2026
Time: 11:45-12:45pm
📍
Good Shepherd Studios, 15A Davies Lane in Leytonstone, London (E11 3DR)

🌀Through contemporary dance, movement and wellbeing practices, we will explore our relationship with nature, ritual and one another, and the power of coming together through movement.

🌟 The workshop is open level and no previous dance experience is needed. Whether you dance regularly or simply feel curious about moving, you are warmly invited to join us.

🦋Peperuda premieres in London in November 2026, and this workshop offers the local community an opportunity to step into the world and ideas behind the performance.

🎟️ FREE TO ATTEND

Led by Stephanie Handjiiska & Marchela-Vasilena Merchant of surdce dance collective.

Supported using public funding by Arts Council England.