She Rose celebrates the connection between body, language, and landscape. It welcomes everyone, with or without a background in dance, to weave a thread, by way of their bodies, with Jèrriais. Breton dance serves as both a guide and a metaphor—a thread that holds together the edges of landscape, language, and the body.

The choreography is not predetermined; instead, it emerges from the collective spirit of those who respond to the invitation, weaving and unweaving its own form. Little fingers link one person to another, embodying the limitless possibilities of a living language.

She Rose invites Jersey residents to join Sioned Huws, an internationally renowned Welsh dancer, along with the singing bodies of two Breton singers Sterenn Diridollou and Marine Lavigne, and Azenor Kallag, a Breton dancer, in creating a collective dance.

This first event will take place on Friday 2 May ay 6pm on the square by Cyril Le Marquand Court (near Jersey Arts Centre) and participants and audience members are welcome to join in.

Tickets/Booking: Free entry, no booking required

Produced by The Moving Arts Collective. Supported by the Jersey Community Foundation with funds from the Channel Islands Lottery' and the Government of Jersey - Creative Island Partnership and with two artist residencies hosted by ArtHouse Jersey.