dance moves people: a Fabric podcast – Episode 4

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.

Episode 4 is a two-part deep dive into the legacy, evolution and creative heartbeat of nottdance — one of the UK’s leading festivals for experimental dance.

In Part One, we hear from past and current curators as they reflect on the festival’s rich history and the pivotal role it’s played in shaping the dance landscape in Nottingham and beyond. From radical beginnings to bold reinventions, nottdance has continually challenged expectations of what dance can be — and where it can take us.

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In Part Two, the conversation turns towards the present and future. Together, the curators explore the innovative programming, curatorial processes and collaborations that continue to make NottDance a space for discovery, disruption and joy.

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