Dance through classes, performances, and creative research projects. Ballet in Small Spaces, also known as BiSS, is located in Oxford and is led by Susie Crow, an experienced dance artist, choreographer, and teacher.
BiSS was established in 2004 and has since become a prominent ballet school and theatre in Oxford. The school is dedicated to creating and showcasing ballet-based work in small and unconventional spaces, reflecting the unique local environment. This approach allows for a more intimate and immersive experience for both performers and audiences.
One of BiSS's main goals is to refine the understanding of balletic form and expression. Through their classes, students are given the opportunity to learn and develop their ballet skills, regardless of their level of experience. BiSS welcomes dancers at all stages of development, from beginners to mature professionals.
In addition to their classes, BiSS organises performances and creative research projects. These initiatives provide a platform for dancers to showcase their talents and explore new ideas within the realm of ballet. The performances take place in unconventional spaces, adding a unique and innovative twist to traditional ballet productions.
BiSS also aims to tap into the local enthusiasm for dance. By offering classes and performances, they strive to engage and inspire a wider audience in Oxford. Their inclusive approach encourages individuals of all ages and backgrounds to experience and appreciate ballet.
The school is led by Susie Crow, an Oxford-based dance artist, choreographer, and teacher. With an impressive background in ballet, including dancing for the Royal Ballet Senior School and the Sadler's Wells Royal Ballet, Susie brings a wealth of experience and expertise to BiSS. She has also choreographed ballets for renowned companies and has been involved in various dance projects and research initiatives.
For the most up-to-date information on classes and projects, please visit the Ballet in Small Spaces blog at balletinsmallspaces. wordpress. Com. This website serves as an archive of BiSS's activities from its inception in 2004 until 2012.