Dancing IS a form of exercise, but the athletic and artistic benefits extend more than what you get from most exercises. Read this article to find out more about the benefits of dance!

Being creative is as simple as trying new things, but it could be the saving grace for your team and company. Read this article to find out more about how you can improve team dynamics and work efficiency.

Read more about the myriad of benefits this art form has to offer, and how we can help you get started on your dance journey!

In this special edition of our Dancers who dare series, we spoke to Adib, one of our ex-TLE students who moved with his family to Adelaide (a city in South Australia) back in 2019. Read about his time with us and gain a glimpse of his experience living and dancing in another country!

Welcome to the third instalment of our ‘Dancers who Dare’ series! This time round, we spoke with three of our female graduates from our flagship “The Legacy Experience” (TLE) programme to learn more about them and their experience with us. We hope that their dance journeys inspire others to pursue this art form and encourage those who may be struggling in their own journeys.

This is our second story on ‘Dancers who Dare’, where we talk to The Legacy Experience (TLE) graduates to find out more about their experience in the programme while at the same time, interact with these dancers on a more personal level to break down any barriers of silence. We hope that this conversation encourages others to likewise dare to experience new possibilities and life opportunities for themselves!

Staying at home has made dancing so much harder but dancers, do NOT lose hope as we give you EXACTLY 10 ways to stay busy and beat-the-blues at home as we slowly ease back into dancing again at the cosy studio~

This is our first article of our series ‘Dancers who Dare’, where we interview past TLE students who have started on their own creative projects or business ideas. In collaboration with Jaded Macarons, there is an exclusive 10% discount on their macarons for all TLE members.

While the usage of the term ‘Urban’ in the dance community has been declining, there is still a need for people to be informed, be receptive of differences and to give credit when it is due.

In replacement of Co-Exist (LDC’s bi-annual recital performance) due to the pandemic and restrictions of large performances this year, two different projects have been introduced to help us to learn more about the process of self-choreographing and performing to audiences virtually through technology.

Find out more about our founders and how Legacy Dance Co. was created!