Thanks to The Cleary Foundation

We are so grateful to The Cleary Foundation for express funding for more Busting Trifles performances. In this difficult world, it is so nice to hear that the need for […]

Funding from Persimmon Community Champions

We are absolutely delighted that Moving Memory Dance Theatre has been selected to receive £1,000 through the Persimmon Homes Community Champions scheme. This wonderful funding will help us take Busting […]

Busting Trifles hits the streets

Busting Trifles is a powerful pop-up piece of performance for those of us who have missed some colour, hope and joy in our lives. Sneak preview (work-in-progress): Thursday 27th May […]

Volunteer with Moving Memory

Could you become a Moving Memory Volunteer? Moving Memory makes contemporary, visually striking, surprising and entertaining performances for audiences of all ages, and we perform them in all sorts of […]

Canterbury City Council

We are delighted to have received funding from Canterbury City Council to support our online Moving Well workshops – especially the work we are currently doing to improve accessibility. Thank […]

Moving Well Online

A new series of online Moving Well workshops for complete beginners: movement workshops for older people with something to say! Starts Thursday 4th March, 1-2pm for six weeks. Email info@movingmemorydance.com […]

Sit Up and Take Notice

If you ever wondered about the spirit and philosophy of Moving Memory, then sit down and listen in on the conversation between our Chair, Sarah Fox, and core company member, […]

Riding to keep us moving

https://twitter.com/i/status/1312460796618633216 Jonathan Deacon, son of company member, Jane May, has volunteered to ride 50km in the KM Charity Bike Ride on Sun 11th October. Please sponsor him - and support [...]

Fantastic for Families awards

Moving Memory Dance Theatre makes the shortlist! We are delighted and so proud to have been shortlisted in the Best Age-Friendly Cultural Organisation category of the national #FantasticForFamilies Awards. Thank […]

Delightful Deliveries

Three colourfully dressed dancers in a road

We want to bring some joy back into the lives of older people, so we’ve been experimenting with short (socially-distanced) pop-up performances that can be safely watched by individuals or […]

Smart Ageing Prize 2020

We are delighted to be one of 15 semi-finalists in this unique, Europe-wide competition. The organisers are looking for digital solutions that support, empower and inspire older adults to engage […]

Beside Me

The company have been working on ideas of intimacy –  the deeply knowing of another person and feeling deeply known – for a while now. They’ve explored its many aspects – physical, emotional, warmth, closeness, trust, friends, lovers, colleagues, family, motherhood, childhood, death. And thought about why some […]

Kick Up A Fuss Collective

Faces of 6 women posing in blue boiler suits and headscaves

Moving Memory Dance Theatre is delighted to introduce Kick Up A Fuss Collective – a new company of older performers. Members of Kick Up A Fuss have been working with […]

Celebrating 2018/19

A huge thank you to everyone who attended our 2018/19 Annual General Meeting on Friday 13th December. Thanks to John Baldock, who stood down as Chair, and to Sarah Fox […]

Making Love Grows

Enjoy watching the team in the process of making Love Grows – then come and see it at b0ing! festival 24 & 25 August

Love Grows blog 2

With a different perspective on the Love Grows workshop phase, here is a blog from Intergen31 member, Ursula Clancy. Don’t forget to come and meet the Love Grows team and […]

Love Grows blog 1

During April and May, our amazing Love Grows team led workshops with children and older people. Here’s how Vicki, one of our volunteer team found the experience: Planting tiny seeds […]

Join our Board

We are looking for someone with the passion and commitment to help lead Moving Memory. You will need an understanding of / interest in: – movement-based theatre – the health […]