Hub Dance & Propel Present: Momentum

Sat 5 Dec, 7–9pm

Terry O' Toole £13

Dani Bower

The Event

Hub Dance, in collaboration with Propel Dance, are delighted to present Momentum. The evening presents performances from the Hub’s local youth dance groups and Unify Dance Company. They will perform alongside 7 professional works from Propel Dance’s UK wide tour, Momentum.

Propel Dance is the first and only award-winning wheelchair-based dance company in the UK.

​​The show also features performances from special guest artists Kate Stanforth and Marc Brue.

Running Time: 2 hours, inclusive of 15 minute interval

Where? Terry O’Toole Theatre - Moor Lane, North Hykeham, Lincoln , LN6 9AX

About Propel Dance

Propel Dance is the UK’s first and only professional wheelchair dance company, based in the West Midlands and led by a team of co-directors.

We create ambitious, joyful and high-quality dance theatre that places wheelchair users centre stage – blending contemporary dance with para dance sport technique. We work at the intersection of art and sport. 

Since launching in 2023 with support from Arts Council England, we’ve grown rapidly – producing our debut touring production The Snow Queen, developing national training camps, and delivering inclusive participation projects across the country. Since then we’ve been to the USA funded by the WMCA to develop international partnerships with a range of world-class para dance coaches. In September 2024, we were commissioned to perform at the Paralympics GB Athletes Homecoming concert at Birmingham’s Utilita Arena, and broadcast on Channel 4. We later won an award for that work ‘Best Dance Performance of the Year’ at the inaugural ‘We Are Creative Awards’. 

Our vision is simple: a dance sector where wheelchair dancers can thrive at every stage of their careers. We exist to challenge inequality, raise visibility, and create meaningful progression routes for disabled dancers.

Rooted in equity, compassion, and representation, everything we do – on stage, in studios, and in the community – is about propelling change in who gets to dance, and how.

Access Information - Theatre

There is a large free car park at One NK

When you enter One NK, head to the reception and a staff member will be able to direct you. 

The theatre is on the first floor, leading from the entrance and cafe area. 

The theatre is temperature controlled and well lit.

There are toilet facilities on the ground and first floors. You will have access to two disabled toilets.

If you would like to talk to a member of staff about access at the venue, please call One NK on 01522 883311