The Right Foot offers contemporary dance workshops for young people with and without disability, providing a creative activity for those who may otherwise not have access to dance.

The Right Foot offers community-based contemporary dance workshops for people with and without disabilities, aged 16 to 30 in Sydney.

These workshops provide a space for creativity and self-expression, where movement becomes a powerful storytelling tool. Led by professional artists with and without disabilities, the sessions offer a nurturing environment for participants to explore their creativity and express themselves through movement. Using theatre exercises, dance activities, and creative exploration, the workshops also help build confidence, strength, and stamina.

Each year, the workshop series culminates in a studio presentation for friends and family on the final afternoon.

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“Thank you all so much for the awesome brilliant amazing group performance at The Right Foot! Cannot thank you all enough. So much love! Dirty Feet have always been totally excellent but I really thought it was one of the best presentations ever. The group was so connected and energised. As parents we feel so grateful and surprised when our adult children are offered so much joy and meaning in their lives. We could never take DirtyFeet for granted.” Digby Webster Right Foot Participants for 12 years.

DirtyFeet acknowledges the invaluable contributions of Sarah-Vyne Vassallo and past The Right Foot staff in helping to establish this successful program. Thank you to our incredible facilitators Brianna Kell, Riana Head-Toussaint, Adam Bowes, Chris Bunton and Bonnie Curtis. 

The Right Foot is delivered with the support of The Funding Network, The Hecand Private Ancillary Fund, City of Sydney, and the NSW Government through Create NSW.

DirtyFeet would also like to thank Jason Lam and Kaboom Studios for their photographic support during the 2015 project.