Sunday Series
Laban Building
The first Sunday of every month
Event details
Sunday Series is a programme of music and dance workshops for over 60s, made up of monthly workshops for older adults to enjoy song writing, creative dance, musical theatre and more. These fun and accessible workshops are led by professional dance and music artists, will cater for all mobilities and capabilities and no previous dance or movement experience is required. The Laban building is fully accessible and all workshops will offer a seated option. There will be two workshops each Sunday, one music and one dance. You can choose to book one or both.
Creekside, SE8 3DZ
Class times: 10.30-12.00 and 12.30-13.30
Price: £5 per workshop
Term dates & fees
Autumn Term
Sunday 13 September
Sunday 4 October
Sunday 1 November
Sunday 6 December
Music class 10.00-11.30
Dance class 12.00-13.00
Teacher Schedule:
Sunday 13 September 2026
CJ Johnson
Musical Theatre Singing
Bring the energy, emotion and joy of the West End to your Sunday with a Musical Theatre Singing class with CJ Johnson. This welcoming and uplifting class explores songs from beloved musicals in a relaxed and supportive environment.
Led by experienced musical theatre performer and vocal coach CJ Johnson, participants will develop singing technique, confidence and performance skills while enjoying favourites from classic and contemporary shows.
Luke Birch
Creative Contemporary
Explore your creativity through dance with Luke Birch, an experienced performer, choreographer and teacher. The session begins with a gentle warm-up, followed by creative tasks and playful improvisation that encourage you to discover new ways of moving. Drawing on storytelling to inspire movement ideas, you’ll work both individually and with others to create and share your own choreography.
Find out more about Luke here.
Sunday 4 October 2026
Joe Cummings
Singing for Joy
Join singer and workshop leader Joe Cummings for a fun, friendly and uplifting singing session. Begin with gentle vocal warm-ups and breathing exercises inspired by classical singing techniques, helping you to develop your voice in a relaxed and accessible way. Together, you’ll learn and sing a range of well-known songs spanning different genres and eras, with a focus on enjoyment rather than perfection.
Icy Ice
Street Dance
Join Icy Ice for a fun-filled street dance workshop packed with feel-good music that will make you smile. Drawing on hip-hop grooves, contemporary flow, jazz technique and her own unique D.Eology style, this energetic session will have you moving to the music while learning new skills.
Find out more about Icy Ice here.
Sunday 1 November 2026
Jessica Mollie
Intro to Music Making
This session offers a welcoming introduction to music making led by percussionist and composer Jessica Mollie. You’ll explore percussion, rhythm, and group singing, working together to create a collaborative piece by the end of the session.
No previous experience needed!
Adrian Look
Tanztheater
Experience the expressive world of German Tanztheater with choreographer and educator Adrian Look. Inspired by the pioneering work of Pina Bausch, this creative workshop starts with a gentle warm-up followed by movement exploration, group work and choreography inspired by imagination, personal stories and human experience. Discover a unique approach to dance-making through storytelling and creative expression.
Find out more about Adrian here.
Sunday 6 December 2026
Rob Gildon
Sing for Joy
Learn singing and breathing techniques from classically trained opera singer Rob Gildon. You will warm up your voices and learn popular songs to experience the joy of singing together.
Vicki Busfield
Contemporary Technique
Discover the foundations of contemporary dance technique with Vicki Busfield. Through carefully guided movement you will focus coordination, musicality and spatial awareness while taking inspiration from influential contemporary choreographers and applying their ideas in your own dancing.
Find out more about Vicki.
Accessiblity & getting there
Sessions take place at the Laban Building, Deptford, SE8 3DZ. Trinity Laban has multiple locations so please note this does not take place at King Charles Court in Greenwich.
Accessibility: The Laban Building is full accessible, with disabled parking, access toilets and a lift.
Getting there:
By Train: Take the Southeastern or Thameslink train to Deptford Station. From Deptford Station, it’s about a 9-minute walk to the Laban Building. Head south on Deptford High Street, turn left onto Creekside, and you’ll find the building on your left.
By DLR: Take the DLR to Cutty Sark Station. From Cutty Sark, it’s about a 10-minute walk. Head west on Creek Road, turn right onto Creekside, and the building will be on your right.
By Bus: You can take bus numbers 188, 199, or 47.
Get off at the Creekside (G) stop, which is a 3-minute walk from the Laban Building. Walk south on Creekside, and you’ll see the building on your left.
By car: there is onsite parking at the back of the building on Copperas Street. Please send your numberplate ahead of attending.
Contact us
Contact Poppy Harrison at p.harrison@trinitylaban.ac.uk or call 020 8305 4390 for more information.