KATIE DALE-EVERETT
Katie Dale-Everett Dance creates to generate opportunity for choreography, the body and the digital to connect people, spaces, ideas and experiences in a world where we believe connection should be nurtured more. Artistic Director Katie has been supported by leading organisations and funders including Arts Council England, Studio Wayne McGregor through the QuestLab Network scheme and The Point through their Associate Artist scheme.
With digital interaction and communication increasingly infiltrating everything we do, the company work to explore how digital interaction relates to the body and mind, investigating how these two mediums can work together to bridge gaps in communication and connection, humanise technology, relook at and question ideas and to better understand how we relate to ourselves and others.
At the heart of all the company does is a desire to bring the work they make to non-traditional performance and creative spaces, to both those who have already had experience of and those who have not yet of choreography and to ensure that the work is increasingly accessible. The company champions the idea that within the right environment, anyone can be creative and connect with others.
Katie Dale-Everett Dance Museum
Katie Dale-Everett Dance, in partnership with MÓTUS, invites you to explore the company's practice from the comfort of your home. Find out what makes Artistic Director Katie tick, what her latest choreographic works are about, what other young people say about the company's work and even try out some tasks yourself.
How to use:
Click on the Virtual Museum icon and then use the arrows to explore!.
Katie Dale-Everett Dance
EMPA Technology Research Project
EMPA is an intimate participative installation that tackles questions of communication including; how we see each other and ourselves and also how communities come back together during the current loneliness pandemic.
"By utilising technology to exchange presence, senses and embodiment can we reach a similar, less or more empathetic relationship to that of face to face communication?"
Katie Dale-Everett
This facilitated interactive and participatory work for two people brought strangers together for a unique and intimate experience by combining virtual reality, writing, conversation, reflection, live camera feeds and dance. Watch the video below to find out more about this research.
