THE inaugural Season of Dance has been getting a favourable reception since it started last Thursday with workshops and symposiums.
With many visiting choreographers and dancers from the United States and Canada taking part, interesting topics such as Wukking Up by John Hunte and The Bajan Body by Ian Douglas were explored.
To cap it off, performances were part of the package, such as this dance by The Pinelands Creative Workshop on Friday night at the Errol Barrow Centre for Creative Imagination (EBCCI).
The Season of Dance forms part of the International Diaspora Arts Festival that started February 15 and ends tonight with another dance performance at the EBCCI. (GP)
Full marks for Season of Dance
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