dance moves people: A Fabric podcast
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<p>Fabric is a strategic dance development organisation based in the Midlands, UK, with sites in the cities of Birmingham and Nottingham.<br><br>Fabric’s 10-year strategy sets out to show how we will play our role to ensure the sector can flourish. In these conversations, we invite artists, partners, collaborators and friends to share their stories about Fabric, about the sector, and about what dance, choreography and art mean to them, revealing ultimately, the social value of dance. <br><br>Fabric is an Arts Council England, National Portfolio Organisation. </p>
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October 30, 2025
Fabric's Centre for Advanced Dance Training (CAT) - Alumni Reflections
In this episode of dance moves people, we chat with alumni from Fabric's Centre for Advanced Dance Training (CAT). We explore their journeys in dance, reflecting on their experiences in the programme and how it has shaped their careers. Each guest brings a unique perspective, sharing their stories of growth, transformation, and the importance of community in the dance world. Featuring: Rickae Hewitt-Martin, the founder of Vehdance & Movement who began her dance journey as a young child in...
October 23, 2025
nottdance: four curators in conversation - part 1
In the first part of a conversation with past and current curators of the nottdance festival, we focus on the festival's rich history and its significant role in shaping the dance landscape in Nottingham and beyond. nottdance is a festival of extraordinary dance, presenting choreographic ideas and works from across the city of Nottingham and around the world, asking "What can dance be?" The festival has always embraced experimentation, inviting radical perspectives and listening to arti...
October 23, 2025
nottdance: four curators in conversation - part 2
In the second part of this conversation, past and current nottdance curators Bill Gee, Jane Greenfield, Nicky Napier and Paul Russ talk with De Montfort PhD student and Organisational Archive Researcher Andi Johnson about the innovative programming and curatorial processes that have shaped the festival over the years. nottdance is a festival of extraordinary dance, presenting choreographic ideas and works from across the city of Nottingham and around the world, asking "What can dance be?" The...
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<p>Fabric is a strategic dance development organisation based in the Midlands, UK, with sites in the cities of Birmingham and Nottingham.<br><br>Fabric’s 10-year strategy sets out to show how we will play our role to ensure the sector can flourish. In these conversations, we invite artists, partners, collaborators and friends to share their stories about Fabric, about the sector, and about what dance, choreography and art mean to them, revealing ultimately, the social value of dance. <br><br>Fabric is an Arts Council England, National Portfolio Organisation. </p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
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