In Motion 2025 is currently fully booked. Places do often become available so please register your interest by emailing inmotion@northernballet.com and we'll contact you if there is a place.
In Motion – Dance for wheelchair users
Let your creativity flourish and gain the confidence to move in new ways through our specialist wheelchair dance programme, In Motion.
Classes are designed to develop your strength, flexibility and creative expression through Northern Ballet’s unique training methods. Working in a supportive environment with our expert dance artists, you can explore movement either in or out of a wheelchair and be inspired to create your own movement.
Classes are suitable for wheelchair users of any ability (manual or powered) from age eight years to adult. Carers are welcome and are invited to join in the class.
You can dance in your own chair or use one of our specialist dance wheelchairs if you prefer.
In Motion classes are two hours long, running from 1.30 to 3.30pm.
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The course exceeded my expectations... it’s brilliant to be able to whiz around in a wheelchair at some speed and in much more interesting ways that I usually do at home... The standard of teaching is high and staff have been supportive, flexible and adaptable to our needs. The course has challenged me and enabled me to improve so many things!Participant
Price
Attendance costs £8 per class, or £7.20 if you have a Breeze Pass.
We offer a free space for carers to join in with the class. We ask that you let us know via the booking form if a carer will be attending the sessions with you. You do not need to book an additional ticket for them.
Sports wheelchairs
We have a limited number of sports wheelchairs available to borrow during the sessions. If you'd like to use one, please include this in your booking form. Wheelchairs will be allocated on a first come, first served basis.
Contact us
For more information please contact the Learning Team by emailing inmotion@northernballet.com or call us on 0113 220 8000.
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