Work with Schools
MOTUS offers afterschool dance workshops to schools across Milton Keynes. These workshops are for students of the school they are delivered in. If you would like to enquire about MOTUS working in your school, please email schools@motusdance.co.uk
Work in the Community
We have a number of projects running in the community with town and parish councils and local outreach agencies (such as Community Action: MK). We will update you of each project as it is developed.
Festivals
Our next Festival is planned for 25 May 2024 at centre:mk. The team are currently working with dancers, producers and companies to make plans just for you. So watch this space!
Check out the galleries below of previous Festivals, all presented for the Milton Keynes community to access for free.
Wake
Film Commission:
Tamzen Moulding
My name is Tamzen I am an independent artist based in Milton Keynes. During the first lockdown last summer MÓTUS commissioned me to make a film. The result of this commission is this short film 'Wake'. The team working on 'Wake' would like to continue with the creative collaboration, if you would like to support our future work and have enjoyed watching 'Wake' please donate to our GO FUND ME.
https://www.gofundme.com/f/wake-film-trilogy
If you would like updates on what we are making, performing and doing - please follow @invertedtheatre on instagram and FB and @tamzenmoulding on instagram. Here you can find more information about performances, workshops and classes.
We hope you enjoy watching 'Wake' and thanks in advance for your support.
Wake is a short film, commissioned by MÓTUS, about living with all the different versions of ourselves. Created by Inverted with original music by Aelfyn Shipton, directed by James Bonas, with filming and edit by Simon Becket, this is an original film created specifically for filming during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Narratively, Wake follows the same character (Tamzen Moulding) over time - habituating the same space, alone. Wake reflects on the past ‘versions’ of ourselves and the deeply engrained memories that habituate our physicality.
To see more of Tamzen's fantastic work please click here