We've been busy bees behind the scenes, working with amazing Youth Dancers Fusion, meeting & making with new Artist friends, moving with...

We're looking forward to: Feb 14th - The Moves We Make; Your Creative Practice in Aberdeen Feb 20th - Light Up sessions each week March...

We moved 669 children & adults with 16 shows; 13 performances of My Friend Selkie for 533 children and their adults 3 shows in...

My Friend Selkie at Macrobert Arts Centre had some lovely audience reactions and superb lighting by Saint. We were delighted to perform...

Excited to be out and about with My Friend Selkie soon! Join in the fun in Perth (9 Oct), Crail (10 Oct), Macrobert (19 Oct) or Fittie...

Excited to announce we will be performing My Friend Selkie at Macrobert Arts Centre, Stirling on the 19th of October at 2pm. Book Now

April and awesome shows plus fun workshops in schools in Perth and East Lothian - thank you! Two beautiful shows at The Brunton at Corn...

What Moves You has been busy leading Light Up Newburgh with young people from Newburgh and Auchtermuchty. Everyone's been designing and...

Starry Nights proved to be a great night in Newburgh with beautiful performances from everyone. Wonderful masks made by the children who...

My Friend Selkie heads out into theatres with beautiful costumes and props by Mona Kastell, fabulous lighting designed by Paul Claydon &...

Light Up Newburgh - An arts project leading to a parade and dance performance. If you are interested in volunteering, please email...

We had fun at the Winter Fun Festival in November and made these creations. Children and young people aged 6 - 14 years are invited to...

Remember how January 2022 kicked off? So much uncertainty & so many challenges. Yet we succeeded in presenting My Friend Selkie in...

What a rewarding year of interactive, introduction to dance theatre shows for ages 3 - 6 years and sharing the What Moves You? films....

Loads of projects at planning stage... Going to be fun! Images soooooonnn

A gorgeous video - check it out. Not recommended for moby though (you know me... there are - ahem - technical limits!)