What does it mean? Faire la java – usually pronounced fair lah jah-vah - translates literally as ‘to do the java,’ which refers to a popular dance from the early 1900s in France.

Friday, 31 August 2007, 9:15 amPress Release: Java Dance Company JAVA DANCE COMPANY Presents Itchy Feet A household tale of familiarity, fidelity and fantasy. Humour, absurdity and romance burst ...

Java Dance comes to Capital E in a new series of dance workshops for children aged 3-5 years. Every Tuesday at 10am - 10.30am from 5 May – 30 June, children will twist and turn out a tale in ...

For the show Back of the Bus, performed by the New Zealand-based Java Dance company, takes place on a bus an hour-long circular trip around the town.

The slightly messy, hilarious and enchanting The Creamery will thrill dance fans when Java Dance Theatre recreates the art of cheese making at Baycourt this month. The Creamery is the third part ...

NEW Zealand company Java Dance is to bring its show ‘Back of the Bus’ to six East Lancashire towns this month.