Festival Classes: Contemporary

Festival Classes: Contemporary

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About the Class

Join us for some dancing through the Edinburgh Festivals from
Monday 3 - Sunday 30 August

Contemporary (Open Level) £12 (£10)
Thursdays 18:55-19:55 

Teacher: Constant Vigier

Originally a modern response to Ballet, Contemporary is a global dance movement that incorporates a wide range of styles and practices. It is characterised by its use of space, floorwork, breath and creative expression.

Please wear comfortable clothing you can move in and bare feet. Don’t forget to bring your bottle of water! Please note 10 class passes are not available for use on our festival class programme.

Meet the Teachers

Constant Vigier

Born in Quimper,France, Constant Vigier started ballet at the Conservatory of Rueil-Malmaison.
He graduated from Paris Opera Ballet School and furthered his training at the school of the Hamburg Ballet.
Through his career, Constant danced with the Hamburg Ballet, Tivoli Copenhagen and Scottish Ballet.
He performed John Neumeier's classics (The Lady of The Camellias, Nijinsky, A Midsummer Night's Dream...) as well as works from choreographers David Dawson, Crystal Pite, Christopher Bruce, Rudolf Noureev, Christopher Hampson...
Constant delved into choreography under the mentorship of John Neumeier, presenting his first piece for the evening of the Hamburg Ballet Young Choreographers in 2012.
Since joining Scottish Ballet, Constant has created a number of works as an independent choreographer. These include creations for the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, the Edinburgh Military Tattoo and the Cadences Festival in Arcachon, France.
He was selected to represent Scottish Ballet at the “Tell Tale Steps” Choreographic Lab organised by Northern Ballet in Leeds, led workshops for the Paris Opera Ballet School Summer Intensive and created works for the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland as well as London Studio Centre’s IMAGES Ballet Company.
Constant ventured into the digital realm, showcasing his creative talent through projects featured on prominent platforms like Nowness and the BBC, reaching audiences across diverse mediums.

Since 2022, he teaches ballet at Hamilton Theatre Arts, in Glasgow.

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