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Explore a range of dance and heritage projects from across the UK.

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3 dancers move with arms outstretched in a garden, with lush green flowers and trees all around.

8th September 2024

Roots to Rise

This outdoor work by Nandita Shankardass explores ancestry, agriculture, ecological activism and the inherent wisdom of women. Nandita’s research has been inspired and motivated by events throughout India’s…

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19th November 2021

Baa’s Gold 10

'Baa’s Gold 10' was performed at the National Gallery, London, in November 2021 as part of 'Dance to the Music of Our Time', a live exhibition exploring the…

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5th October 2020

BIOdance

In October 2020, Combination Dance Company created a magical theatrical walk for Twickenham Riverside. Participants were invited to download a free map guiding them along their walk onto…

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2nd March 2015

Against Captain’s Orders

In March 2015 Against Captain’s Orders opened to the public. A groundbreaking collaboration between the National Maritime Museum and immersive theatre makers Punchdrunk Enrichment, Against Captain’s Orders invites younger museum…

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A musician stands, playing a violin, while two dancers wearing brightly coloured tops play with a large piece of yellow chiffon fabric.

17th July 2017

Ila Project – Dancing Strong

DancingStrong Movement Lab’s Ila project  connected three primary schools to their local museums in Bristol (UK), London (UK), and Flint (USA). Students, classrooms and communities in these areas explored artworks…

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1st June 2016

Bethan Peters – Royal Museums Greenwich

Between April 2015 and June 2016 I was invited to be the first choreographer in residence at Royal Museums Greenwich (RMG), which includes four iconic London sites: the National Maritime…

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18th May 2023

Black Victorians – choreographed by Jeanefer Jean-Charles MBE

Black Victorians is a dance performance inspired by the discovery of hundreds of portraits of black people in England during the Victorian era. These images were deliberately airbrushed from…

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A group of dancers of all ages stand to attention, saluting with their right hands at their brows. They are part of a performance at an Imperial War Museum, and are dancing in front of planes in the exhibition.

14th February 2018

New Adventures – Cinderella: A Museum Adventure

Cinderella: A Museum Adventure was an exciting collaborative project with the Imperial War Museum to coincide with the UK tour of Matthew Bourne’s Cinderella. As a creative response to Cinderella, a thrilling and evocative…

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Four Corali dancers dressed in white, green, pink and yellow perform in the galleries at Tate Britain. They hold still positions, as if caught in the postures of one of the Tate paintings. They are contrasted with their background, which is in black and white.

2nd December 2019

Dancing to Art – Corali Dance Company at Tate Britain

Corali, a leader in dance created by artists with a learning disability, have worked with Tate since 1998 and are experts in creatively taking up space in the galleries. Most…

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Two dancers wearing white long sleeved tops and a bright yellow skirt with a black pattern dance in the middle of an art gallery, surrounded by an audience of people on all sides.

9th March 2019

The Elsewhen Series – Theo Clinkard and Leah Marojević

Modern day romantics, period dramas, projecting the present, practicing elsewhere and elsewhen, a series of daydreams and escapisms into alternatives via nature and her animals Across five duet…

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