NEWS
Research opportunity: Move well, feel good.
This autumn, participants in our Moving Well Folkestone sessions will have the chance to take part in an exciting research project in partnership with the University of Kent’s Sports Science team. The idea is simple: to find out just how much good Moving Well can do for your body and brain. We already know from […]
We’re an age-friendly employer
Moving Memory Dance Theatre Company has signed the Age-friendly Employer Pledge, a nationwide programme run by the Centre for Ageing Better. By signing the pledge we are showing our commitment...
Introducing the Moving Memory Advisory Board
We’re delighted to announce the creation of the Moving Memory Advisory Board, an exciting new initiative that brings together participants from our Moving Well (formally Groovin Well) groups to help...
Crowdfunder target exceeded
We did it! We’re absolutely over the moon to have not just hit, but exceeded our crowdfunder target, finishing with just over £12,500 raised! A massive thank you to every...
Halfway there – help us get Dover dancing!
Thank you to the 46 brilliant people who’ve already backed our Get Dover Dancing crowdfunder – taking us to 76% of our target. But we still need to raise £3,000...
Celebrate Ageing. Challenge Ageism. Get Dover Dancing.
Today (11 June) is both Centre for Ageing Better’s Challenging Ageism Day and CADA’s Age Without Limits Day — a national call to challenge tired stereotypes and recognise the value...
We’re crowdfunding!
We’re bringing Groovin Well back to Dover – and we need your help. From 10 June to 8 July 2025, we’re launching a crowdfunding campaign to make it happen. Dover...
Damn It! Dance It! Maidstone
For their final session, our Damn It! Dance It! group at The Mall, Maidstone performed for a passing audience of friends, family and shoppers. Watch on Vimeo here. The choreography has...
Golden Slumbers programme
Building on the Welsh concept of Cwtch — a loving hold — Golden Slumbers is a highly visual and physical outdoor show exploring the endless cycle of labour experienced by women...
Strange Tourist: ‘Old dried up prunes’ take the stage in a playful protest against ageism
This article was originally published by Strange Tourist here on 1st March 2025. “It does things to you,” says Sian Stevenson, Creative Director of Moving Memory, as she describes the luxurious gold...