Meet the artists selected for our 2026–2027 Residency Programme
Through funding, space and dedicated staff support, the residency enables artists to explore new ideas, develop their practice and bring ambitious projects to life.
Discover more about each artist and project below, and explore how their work evolved throughout the residency programme.
meet the artists
Residency: Anjali’s Party “Anjali’s Party” (re-imagined) develops earlier R&D with choreographer Rhiannon Faith to…
Residency: A2G (working title) A2G (working title) is a new dance and visual theatre piece exploring wellness culture, bodily tran…
Residency: GOD’S OWN GOD’S OWN is the next ensemble work by choreographer Botis Seva and Far From The Norm. The project expl…
Residency: Play On Play On is a dance-theatre work for young audiences that centres joy as a lived, embodied, and collective exper…
About the research During my residency with Fabric, I will begin research for a new large-scale group performance, exploring the m…
About the research This residency looks at how dance training can be reframed through an understanding of fascia in the body to su…
About the research This project is a research-led exploration into the dancer’s body and mindset, investigating how movement, perc…
About the research This research brings together Midlands based artists Natifah White and Ian Abbott around shared questions of Hi…
Residency: Nature Show A herd of animals comes into view on the horizon of a deserted planet. They are waving, stupidly. A flock o…
Residency: MAM Originally seed supported by Company Chameleon through the UPLIFT dance artist in residency programme in Manchester…
About Our Residency Programmes
We offer a residency programme to provide artists based in the UK with money, space, and staff time to explore new ideas and support the realisation of projects.
Reflecting our ambitious vision to inspire people through dance, transforming lives, communities and places, these substantial new residencies are part of our strategy to improve the working conditions of artists and to invest in new research and creation that will engage and resonate with audiences in fresh and different ways.
At Fabric we strive to make our artist residencies accessible and inclusive, and to create working conditions that centre the care and dignity of all. You can find more information about our access support for artists in residence below.