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Dance
  
Trisha's training as a dance student and teacher informs her enthusiasm for all styles of dancing, from ballet and contemporary to jazz, salsa and street-dance. She is the regular host for the 'Talk Back' events at Sheffield's Lyceum and Crucible Theatres. These events are lively, audience-led sessions which combine education, information and entertainment. She is proud to be associated with Danceworks UK and their outstanding work bringing Dance successfully to the communities and audiences of South Yorkshire. As one of the hosts of the annual International Day of Dance celebrations in South Yorkshire, she is delighted to play a part in bringing grass roots dance activities to pubic attention.  Bounce
Street Dance Company. A Swedish company comprising dancers from
Chile, Poland and England as well as Sweden, Bounce's thrilling translation
of One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest into dance styles included street,
breaking, popping, disco and ballet. The Company joined Trisha after
the show for an enthusiastic Q & A with the audience.
Chance To Dance is the annual International Day of Dance created
by the World Health Organisation, and hosted by Trisha at venues throughout
Sheffield. 
Trisha's post show talks are always entertaining and popular. Here
fans of Wim Vanderkeybus' Ultima Vez enjoy hearing how the
dancers cope with demanding rehearsal and touring schedules. The Lyceum,
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