De Dutch Don't Dance Division is a dance company in Den Haag, Netherlands. Styles: Ballet and Modern dance. Audience: Children, Young people and Adults. Levels: Beginners, Intermediate and Advanced. Offering: Performances and Workshops. Website: http://www.ddddd.nu.
The Dutch Don't Dance Division is a The Hague dance company that was founded in 1996 by the artistic directors Rinus Sprong and Thom Stuart.
Automatically translated · Show original
The Dutch Don't Dance Division is a The Hague dance company that was founded in 1996 by the artistic directors Rinus Sprong and Thom Stuart. The name is derived from the musical Foxtrot by Annie M.G. Schmidt. The company creates and produces multidisciplinary dance performances for regular theaters and also has an educational branch.
Baila compiled this profile from publicly available information. The organisation does not manage it yet and can take it over or have it changed for free. The details may have changed. How we use this information.
Baila is the software behind Discover, for dance schools and organisers. The Premium demo shows how a dance school works with it.
