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British Council Arts
Jackie Walduck with girls in classroom, Oman. Credit: Jim Scarth, British Council Oman
Dance, Drama and Music Workshops and Residencies

'The results by the end of the week were quite incredible. People had been through an emotional roller coaster. People had grown both in how they implemented movement and in their spectrum of movement. They were more aware and present in the moment. The group of dancers were truly committed and connected to the process. The whole experience was incredible, very profound.'

Fin Walker, (Walker Dance & Park Music), on his six-day workshop in Bogota, Colombia in August 2002 for contemporary dance professionals and students.

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What work does the British Council do in this area?
We aim to connect with people around the world to encourage continual learning and sharing of skills. Many of our tours and performances also have a parallel programme of workshops for local audiences or schools, amateurs or professionals. The Royal Court International Residencies are very successful examples of work which we support. We have also sponsored a radio playwriting competition where twenty new playwrights worked for top directors on a week-long intensive residency, and to complement this in November 2003, we brought international playwrights to London.
Archived Projects
Turn of the TiCredit: Peter Maxwell Davies’ The Turn of the Tide in Croatia
Music For All Education Project with The Turn of the Tide in Croatia, 1998 - 2001
Find out how UK musician, Richard Frostick, and Head of Music at the Elly Basic School in Zagreb, Ruzica Ambrus Kis, worked together to explore music education for children in Croatian primary schools.
Credit: Peter Maxwell Davies’ The Turn of the Tide in Croatia.
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