Derby-based dance company Déda has entered voluntary insolvency Déda is entering voluntary insolvency, saying rising costs and a slow recovery in audience numbers since the pandemic have made it ’impossible’ to continue Support The Stage by registering or subscribing To continue reading this article you must be logged in. Register or login below to unlock…
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Derby-based dance company Déda has announced it is entering voluntary insolvency after “enduring significant financial pressures” since the onset of Covid, making it “impossible to continue” operations in its current format. Founded in 1991, the Arts Council England-funded charity runs a dance and movement venue and is co-producer of the annual Derby Feste festival, which…
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