ID’s work is rooted in the inter-relationship of an individual’s journey with a creative learning environment and the exchange of artistic skills and ideas.
The development of dance as an artform will be enhanced by an environment that enables artists to keep excavating and extending their practice in interaction with their fellow professionals and the public, throughout their working lives.
ID’s exchanges programme includes:
The Independent Dance programme is open to disabled and non-disabled dance artists. Please contact us if you have any particular access requirements.
Archive of events
Parlour Conversations, 2015-2018
Research Lab, 2017-2018
Action Learning, 2016-2018
Arts Council Funding Briefing, 2018
Lisa Nelson: Pattern Recognitions, 2018
Memory at Work: Rosemary Butcher in the Present Tense, 2016
Remembering Gill Clarke, 2016
What Festivals, 2009 – 2016
Susan Rethorst: A Choreographic Mind Continued, 2016
Performing Arts Forum (PAF) London, 2015
Gill Clarke’s Collection of Books, 2015
Feedback Forum, 2004 – 2016
Volumes Project, 2014
Mentoring Lab 2013 – 2014