ResDance Series 3: Episode 4: Dance in museums, heritage sites and extraordinary spaces with Katie Green

ResDance Series 3: EP4: Dance in museums, heritage sites and extraordinary spaces with Katie Green After reading English at Cambridge University, Katie graduated from London Contemporary Dance School in 2006 and formed Made By Katie Green in the same year. Her work since then has been diverse, including touring work to theatres, creating large-scale commissions for particular communities and specific sites, and delivering participation projects for children and young people. Katie often works in partnership with other organisations to deliver multi-faceted projects responding to particular sites, collections and historical stories. Since 2013, Katie has focused her practice on working with dance in museums, heritage sites and other extraordinary spaces. She has toured her 'dancing tour guides' piece to more than 80 museums across the UK through the Dancing in Museums project, toured her Dancing in Caves project to 6 caves and underground sites from 2017-18, and is currently touring her promenade work for libraries, The Story Detectives to 19 libraries across the SE and SW of England.  She has recently received a Developing Your Creative Practice grant to spend time in 2023 researching new work responding choreographically to archaeology and the archaeological process. As well as directing Made By Katie Green, Katie manages the developing Imagination Museum dance/heritage network and works as a freelance choreographer and teacher/mentor. Contact details Email [email protected] Website www.madebykatiegreen.co.uk Twitter @madebyKG Instagram @madebykg Facebook @madebykatiegreen Other social media links The Imagination Museum www.imaginationmuseum.co.uk Twitter @TIMdancemuseums Instagram @imaginationmuseum Facebook @TheImaginationMuseum Other resources Strategic Touring project evaluation https://indd.adobe.com/view/7ffce1fc-7878-47e2-a2e3-7a40ce0d1619 Made by Katie Green Blog https://madebykatiegreen.co.uk/blog/ Imagination Museum Blog https://imaginationmuseum.co.uk/blog/