We make performance projects

Our work sits at the intersection between choreography, embodiment, public space, social justice, well-being and accessibility. Driven by urgent social and ecological questions, we create intimate live encounters that invite audiences to slow down, notice small details and step into the present moment shared with others. This innovative, deeply curious work returns audiences to their porous, sensorial bodies, to each other, to the beautiful materiality of the world. Our political, responsive work makes an active invitation to audiences and collaborators to come together and participate in reimagining how we can live in times of complexity, precarity and polarisation.

We often find ourselves working in unusual ways and in unconventional places. Many of our artworks invite audiences to participate directly. We make choreographic performances and installations, host conversations, take walks, lead workshops, write stuff, mentor other artists. We care a lot about what we do and how we do it.

Whats On…

Memory Table
16th & 17th December 2025

Jubilee Library, Brighton
Tues 16th December 11am - 5pm
Wed 17th December 10.30am - 4.30pm

Memory Table is an informal performance and a conversation sat around a table. Two performers use a collection of everyday objects to share a series of tactile, sensory memories. We invite you to join us for 20 - 25 mins. Let yourself be transported to childhood recollections and recent experiences via fluffy jumpers, hot water bottles, sand, stones and more.

Performers: Shivaangee Agrawal and Vicky Malin
Duration: You are welcome to come and go as you please. No booking required - drop in and enjoy!  
Access: Integrated audio description with live audio and tactile introductions as required.

Memory Table is part of a wider curated collection of artworks, we are all memory bodies that we are currently developing. The collection explores our relationships between felt experience and memory; tracing story, connection and humanity in caring, hopeful, encouraging ways. Made up of a collection of 6 participatory artworks, by 8 artists, we are all memory bodies is full of things to touch, to sense, to feel, to rest in. It incorporates a variety of ways for audiences to engage with the exhibition through hands on invitations to work with crafts and tactile materials, conversation, listening, watching and resting. 

Artists: Charlotte Spencer, Shivaangee Agrawal, Becky Edmunds, Sheila Ghelani, Vicky Malin, Zoe Manders, Alberto Ruiz Soler and Petra Söör.

Dates and locations coming soon.