Katie Dale-Everett Dance
We are thrilled to share our first-ever annual report. Find out more about what we got up to in 2023.
This will be the first report of a new annual commitment to report publicly on our activities so people can learn more about what we do.
Enjoy! Read the report here: Katie Dale-Everett Dance Social Impact Report 2023
📸 by Target3D
Thank you Urban Creature for featuring our project in collaboration with Utopia Lab Studio on ‘Thai Khon x Contemporary MR’! We can’t wait to share more about the project and the upcoming activities!
Read more here.
This project wouldn’t be possible without the generous support from the British Council #connectionsthroughculture2023 grant.
Photo by Urban Creature
We are delighted to be going on our:
We are looking for a Sussex-based ‘Apprentice Dancer’ to join our team!
Find out more via the link below.
Katie Dale-Everett Dance Apprentice Dancer Job Description 2024
We are looking for a Sussex-based ‘Project Assistant’ to join our team!
18 days @ £125 per day
Flexible hours between February and August with possible extension.
Find out more via the link below.
Katie Dale-Everett Dance_Project Assistant Job Description 2024
We are so excited to share that we are being supported by Arts Council England National Lottery funding to build more galaxies in 2024.
With this support, we will be exploring how we can develop our motion capture work ‘Playscape: How to Build a Galaxy’ so that it can engage more young people who are not as often involved in scenarios that promote the development of their talent. More details to be announced soon!
📸 by KDE Dance during a workshop with Spun Glass Theatre.
Stanwell Event’s Fun Day
About: We are pleased to be returning to Stanwell to deliver a dance, creative game and repertoire workshop taking inspiration from our latest work ‘Playscape: How to Build a Galaxy’ as part of Stanwell Event’s Fun Day.
No dance experience is needed and the workshop is free. Drop-in throughout the day is available. Attendance is free and there will be other great family activities to get involved in.
Date: Sunday 1st October 2023
Time: 11.00 – 15.00 (drop-in available)
Age Range: Young people
Cost: Free (no need to book)
Location: Long Lane Recreation Ground, Long Lane, Cordelia Gardens and Cranford Avenue, Stanwell, TW19 7ER
Access: Adaptable for different access requirements.
Getting There:
Find Out More: Email: anna-marie@stanwellevents.org.uk
Magic Moves: Motion Play
About: Is dancing something you enjoy, and do you also have an interest in technology and/or gaming? If this sounds like you, you will love our latest workshop with Katie Dale-Everett Dance, ‘Motion Play.
This workshop for 9-14-year-olds is based on their latest piece ‘Playscape: How to Build a Galaxy’ which combines dance and motion capture technology. Expect to:
Date: Saturday 18th November 2023
Time: 12.30 – 15.30
Age Range: 9-14 years
Cost: £22.50 Early Bird (by 18th October 2023), £27 after, 20% Sibling Discount
Location: Hanover Community Centre, 33 Southover St, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN2 9UD
Access: This workshop can be adapted for participants with SEN. Workshop leaders have SEN facilitation experience, and the workshop can also be suitable with just parts of the suits being worn if needed.
Getting There:
Find Out More and Book: Here
Mini Playhouse Workshops:
Preschool:
About: Follow Gabby and Ed’s space exploration adventure as they discover and learn about the universe. We’ll build space junk, dance on the moon, and create new moves. (Participants do not wear motion capture suits).
Date: Sunday 19th November 2023
Time: 10.00 – 11.00
Age Range: 3-6 years
Cost: £5
About: Do you ever dream of wearing a motion capture suit? This is your chance! In pairs, team up to explore different space-inspired landscapes and create your own universe. Motion capture suits will be worn by the performers. (Participants do wear motion capture suits).
Date: Sunday 19th November 2023
Time: 10.00 – 11.00
Age Range: 7-11 years
Cost: £7
Location: Mini Playhouse, 26 White Rock, Hastings TN34 1JY
Access: Not able to book as a pair? Let us know and we can talk to you about matching you up with another participant! This workshop was made so that people could get to know each other, in particular young people who struggle with communication.
This workshop can be adapted for participants with SEN. Workshop leader Katie has SEN facilitation experience, and the workshop can also be suitable with just parts of the suits being worn if needed.
Getting There:
Find Out More and Book: Here
PHOTO BY PHOEBE WINGROVE
“It is well established that reduced wellbeing in children and young people increases likelihood of poorer wellbeing in adulthood, which may lead to reduced opportunities and outcomes within work, health and relationships.” (Mental Health Foundation, 2022). We hope, for a future where nobody is at risk of this and aim to be part of the conversation, action and impact helping to reduce this.
This is why Artistic Director Katie has become a Mental Health First Aider.
The course by MHFA England taught knowledge and skills for providing first aid to support people who may be experiencing poor mental health.
We commit to keeping up to date on best practice and to being there for our communities, beneficiaries and team.
Thank you to Active Surrey for supporting us to take this course!