Social dance session of ballroom, Latin and popular sequence dancing open to beginners and non-dancers, with tea and cake.
Tea Dance returns to Brangwyn Hall on Wednesday 4 November, the latest in the afternoon social dance sessions run by Phillip and Gaynor. It's a mix of Ballroom, Latin and Popular Sequence dancing, with the couple themselves performing demonstration dances throughout the session, and occasionally some of their pupils joining in. It's open to everyone from beginners to experienced dancers, and they also welcome non-dancers, who can have cake and tea while watching the room.
The sessions started in 2016 as a pilot at The Ffwrnes Theatre in Llanelli after the couple were approached by its manager, and were later held for a time at the smaller Miner's Theatre in Ammanford. They moved into Brangwyn Hall in 2018, where they've since become a popular regular addition to the programme.
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Brangwyn Hall itself is one of Swansea's landmarks, a short walk from the sandy beach of Swansea Bay and a ten-minute walk or five-minute bus ride from the city centre. Over the years it's hosted acts like Deep Purple, The Police, Queen, Kiri Te Kanawa, Pavarotti and the Manic Street Preachers, as well as royal visitors and Prime Ministers. The Tea Dance is on Wednesday 4 November at Brangwyn Hall.
