Author: Sian Stevenson

We’ve been commissioned by Applause Rural Touring and 1 Degree East to ‘reshape’ our much-loved outdoor show Cracking the Crinoline for touring this summer across the South East of England. […]

We’re so pleased to have been selected to take part in The Big Give’s Arts for Impact campaign taking place from 19th to 26th March. We’re aiming to raise £1,000 towards our […]

We’re thrilled to have received funding from Garfield Weston Foundation towards our core running costs. Funding for core costs helps us to continue to provide free and low cost creative […]

We’re incredibly honoured that Sian is featured in January 2024’s Creative Health Podcast as podcast number 10. In this episode Sian discusses her own rebellious and DIY journey into theatre […]

We are looking for two new Trustees to join the Board of Directors of Moving Memory Dance Theatre in 2024. This is a great opportunity to work with a small […]

A huge thank you to everyone who came to our AGM at the University of Kent on Friday 1 December. We were delighted to see so many friends and share […]

In support of this year’s Safeguarding Adults week, Active Kent & Medway have published a Spotlight on: Safeguarding Adults which looks at busting some myths around safeguarding adults, sharing examples […]

In October this year our Creative Facilitator, Mj Stevens, was invited into the studio at West Kent Radio to talk to Alex Hakes about Groovin’ Well sessions at Southborough Civic […]

It’s rare and beautiful witnessing a theatre crowd in the opening bars of a show gettin’ jiggy. The anticipation, palpable from the very back rows, over what they think they […]

The Baring Foundation has just published two new reports – both of which include contributions from Moving Memory. Creative Ageing – What Next? can be found online here Creative ageing […]

We’re thrilled to be able to share that The Considered Ask will be funding us over the next 2 years and helping us to develop our programme of work so […]

With investment and support from UK Research and Innovation’s Healthy Ageing Challenge, we’ve shown that Damn It! Dance It! is helping to increase levels of physical activity in older people, […]

We’re chuffed to share our brand new Promoters Pack which brings together all our current activities in an easy to read document. The pack was designed by our Marketing Consultants Flying […]

We’re delighted to publish an independent evaluation report by MB Associates on the pilot phase of Damn It! Dance It! which took place in shopping centres in Chatham and Tunbridge Wells […]

In April, Moving Memory facilitated the first national Arts, Health & Ageism Round Table – an open invitation to charities, practitioners and organisations working in, or connected to the arts, health and […]