"Born Naked And the Rest is Dance" Theatre Show - FUNDRAISER FOR ALZHEIMERS!
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CA$30.00
CA$30.00
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Description
*DOORS OPEN AT 12:30PM*
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Come and join us for an afternoon of dance entertainment fun and 'fundraising' for Alzheimer's! A theatrical spectacle where some of London's best and most passionate dancers and performers have come together to be able to bring awareness to the importance of movement and dance within our daily lives. On December 6, 2025 at The Polish Hall in London, ON from 1:00PM - 2:00PM, you'll be able to not only see some fantastic dance numbers (including musical tap dance, ballroom, classical Indian Dance (Bharatanatyam) burlesque, bollywood, and more), but also hear how dance has deeply impacted the lives of each performer on stage. All the while bringing awareness to a larger topic, Alzheimer's Disease.
*Seating is First Come, First Serve.
*EARLY BIRD TICKETS $25.00 before November 15, 2025 ($30.00 after November 15, 2025)
Divine Movement Dance and Wellness (DMDW) is a holistic space dedicated to the exploration of diverse dance genres and healing through movement. At its core, DMDW embraces the art of improvisational dance and the mind-body connection as essential tools to reignite the relationship between vessel (body) and passenger (spirit).
In our modern world, dance has been too often forgotten as a sacred, embodied way to process vulnerability—unfolding the silent experiences the body has carried. When movement is neglected, unexpressed emotion and experience settle into the muscle memory, leading to physical and neurological stagnation. The body begins to operate on autopilot, while the fascia of the muscles and neural pathways solidify around repetition, no longer stretching into new patterns. This loss of somatic curiosity not only limits emotional expression—it can also contribute to long-term cognitive decline.
Studies have shown that engaging in diverse movement, especially improvisational dance, activates multiple regions of the brain simultaneously, supporting neuroplasticity—the brain's ability to rewire and form new connections. This kind of full-body, expressive activity has been linked to the prevention of neurodegenerative conditions such as dementia and Alzheimer’s, as it stimulates memory, creativity, coordination, and emotional release all at once.
At DMDW, adults are invited into a safe, supportive space to rediscover the language of their bodies, expand their movement vocabulary, and participate in workshops, classes, and performance opportunities that challenge both body and mind. Here, movement is not just physical—it is preventative, therapeutic, and deeply human.
***Payment at the Door is also accepted (Cash and Card)
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Come and join us for an afternoon of dance entertainment fun and 'fundraising' for Alzheimer's! A theatrical spectacle where some of London's best and most passionate dancers and performers have come together to be able to bring awareness to the importance of movement and dance within our daily lives. On December 6, 2025 at The Polish Hall in London, ON from 1:00PM - 2:00PM, you'll be able to not only see some fantastic dance numbers (including musical tap dance, ballroom, classical Indian Dance (Bharatanatyam) burlesque, bollywood, and more), but also hear how dance has deeply impacted the lives of each performer on stage. All the while bringing awareness to a larger topic, Alzheimer's Disease.
*Seating is First Come, First Serve.
*EARLY BIRD TICKETS $25.00 before November 15, 2025 ($30.00 after November 15, 2025)
Divine Movement Dance and Wellness (DMDW) is a holistic space dedicated to the exploration of diverse dance genres and healing through movement. At its core, DMDW embraces the art of improvisational dance and the mind-body connection as essential tools to reignite the relationship between vessel (body) and passenger (spirit).
In our modern world, dance has been too often forgotten as a sacred, embodied way to process vulnerability—unfolding the silent experiences the body has carried. When movement is neglected, unexpressed emotion and experience settle into the muscle memory, leading to physical and neurological stagnation. The body begins to operate on autopilot, while the fascia of the muscles and neural pathways solidify around repetition, no longer stretching into new patterns. This loss of somatic curiosity not only limits emotional expression—it can also contribute to long-term cognitive decline.
Studies have shown that engaging in diverse movement, especially improvisational dance, activates multiple regions of the brain simultaneously, supporting neuroplasticity—the brain's ability to rewire and form new connections. This kind of full-body, expressive activity has been linked to the prevention of neurodegenerative conditions such as dementia and Alzheimer’s, as it stimulates memory, creativity, coordination, and emotional release all at once.
At DMDW, adults are invited into a safe, supportive space to rediscover the language of their bodies, expand their movement vocabulary, and participate in workshops, classes, and performance opportunities that challenge both body and mind. Here, movement is not just physical—it is preventative, therapeutic, and deeply human.
***Payment at the Door is also accepted (Cash and Card)