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Images of 4 dancers around a central figure - a young person wearing a VR headset

21st May 2025

Gathering Place 360

With support from Arts Partnership Surrey in 2024 and 2025, Made By Katie Green developed Gathering Place 360, a VR360 version of their Gathering Place project, through which they respond choreographically…

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Flight of the Falcon at Norwich Castle Keep, photographer Malachy Luckie

19th July 2025

Flight of the Falcon – Norwich Castle

in February 2025, Norwich Castle published a call-out for people of all ages and backgrounds to come together to dance, with workshops building up to a performance. There…

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A picture of a performance called Ghost Ships, by Icon Theatre

25th September 2024

Ghost Ships – Icon Theatre

Ghost Ships was an Icon Theatre, ZooNation: The Kate Prince Company and Amina Khayyam Dance Company Co-Production, supported by The Historic Dockyard Chatham. This major community theatre production recharted…

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In this film still from the Look Imagine Move project from University of Cambridge Museums Dance with the Museum project, a dancer appears with her arm bent up in front of her, mingling with the impression of a painting from an art gallery

9th December 2024

Dance with the Museum – University of Cambridge Museums

Dance with the Museum is a series of health and wellbeing initiatives for and with adults in the Cambridgeshire area. The project has been developed through collaboration between the…

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Three dancers kneel on the floor of a studio, surrounded by shredded paper. They perform in Stasiland, by choreographer Olivia Wallis Jackson

4th October 2025

Stasiland – Olivia Wallis Jackson

Set in the shredded document ruins of a collapsed government, 4 individuals diligently work to recover their stories. As they piece together the papers that lie strewn around…

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4 wet plate collodion images aligned alongside each other, with 2 contemporary images of performers from Freewheelers interspersed with 2 archive photographs from Surrey History Centre.

27th November 2024

Us & Them

Us & Them is a series of specially commissioned wet plate collodion portraits co-created with some of the disabled Actors and Artists from Freewheelers Media & Theatre Company.…

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Two dancers stand back to back, their arms clasped gently in front of their hearts. They stand in front of a series of wooden posts standing tall at the centre of a Bronze Age pond barrow.

21st August 2024

A Gathering Place

A Gathering Place is a new project in progress from dance company Made By Katie Green, exploring ways of responding choreographically to archaeology and engaging with the question of what…

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7th February 2022

The Art of Courtly Love

The Art of Courtly Love was hosted at the Museum of Norwich at the Bridewell in February 2022, as part of the Love Light festival. Thank you to our…

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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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A lady in a long white dress made from a thin, shiny fabric leans against the crumbling stone wall of what looks like an old church, her arms extended above her head and her face concealed from the camera. She wears large metallic medieval gloves. The picture is black and white which emphasises the range of different textures, of the crumbling wall, its cracks, her heavy metallic gloves, the softness of her dress.

17th May 2023

And In The Soil, There Be Mirrors

‘And In The Soil, There Be Mirrors’ is a site-responsive dance film by Hollie Miller and Sam Williams set across a selection of historical locations in the English…

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