About us

About us
ME Dance is a contemporary dance company based in Halesowen and Stourbridge, led by Marcia Edwards
Marcia is a graduate of NSCD who has over 20 years experience as a dancer and teacher. She has worked nationally and internationally with companies and artists such as ACE Dance and Music, Dida Dance Norway, Jeanefer Jean-Charles and Vincent Mantsoe.
In 2005 she collaborated with Motionhouse at the National Trust property Croome Court. She has toured commercially in Paris, Switzerland, San Tropez and Romania. Marcia also teaches regularly for BDN/DanceXchanges’ Pro Class, for DX’s CAT scheme, Generate and NeXtGen.
In 2017 Marcia made the transition from dancer to choreographer and Artistic Director by forming ME Dance Company
ME Dance Company is the only professional contemporary dance company in the Black Country led by a Black-British Caribbean woman. The first piece she created was a solo called Man in Suit. In the last 2.5 years her company has grown from strength to strength and now has a core of 7 professional dancers.
ME Dance’s work deals with social issues in an honest, engaging way. Contemporary training is founded in Graham Technique whilst drawing on other styles such as African, Ballet, Salsa, Street and Modern.
Marcia Edwards Dance Company is about progression, development and ensuring that dancers have the correct technical training for a long dance career.
ME Dance has performed across the Midlands, at several festivals and at venues including The Arena Theatre, the Courtyard Hereford and BDN’s Introducing, and have delivered workshops for The University of Wolverhampton.
Over lockdown, Marcia has created films for festivals, Black Country Touring and The Arena Theatre Wolverhampton. She was commissioned by Dharma Records to create a music video for the new release of Frans Bak’s Echo Park with her professional company.
ME Dance Company’s current works are Mania and Chain Stories – and Canal and River Trust have commissioned the company to create pop up performances along the Canal from Birmingham to the Black Country in Summer 2021.