dance moves people: a Fabric podcast – Episode 3

dance moves people: a Fabric podcast dives into the heart of dance, creativity, and collaboration.

In these short conversations, Fabric artists, friends, and collaborators share their stories reflecting on the impact of dance, the work of Fabric, and the ways choreography and art shape lives and communities. It’s a space for curiosity, conversation, and connection.

In Episode 3 artists Jussara Belchior (BR), Magdalena Hutter (DE) & Gillie Kleiman (UK) talk about their ongoing collaboration centred around their shared interest in dance and fatness.

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Fat Dance | Dança Gorda is funded by the British Council’s International Collaboration Grants, designed to support UK and overseas organisations to collaborate on international arts projects. FABRIC is a lead partner, alongside Corpo Rastreado (BR).

The project was instigated by the artists, and Fabric was thrilled to be invited into that process.

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