Talking Moves
The Greenwich Dance podcast where artists come together to share practice, experience and inspiration.
Latest Episodes
Talking Moves Series 5 Episode 3: Environment and Touring
Featuring Adam Benjamin and Marla King
Talking Moves | 27 May 2022
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Latest Episodes
Talking Moves Series 5 Episode 2: Working Across Genres
Featuring Kamala Devam and Harriet Waghorn
Talking Moves | 13 May 2022
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Latest Episodes
Talking Moves Series 5 Episode 1: Building Audiences
Featuring Tom Hobden and Deborah Light
Talking Moves | 29 April 2022
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Designed for dance professionals, we put artists centre stage, upfront, in the spotlight, at the microphone so they can talk about the ideas and issues that move them.
Talking Moves can be downloaded from wherever you get your podcasts. You can also listen on our Digital Stage, where will have transcripts and more information about our guests.
If you have a topic you think we should discuss or know someone we should talk to tweet us @GreenwichDance
Our First Episode
We released our first episode in October 2020, shortly before the UK entered its second lockdown. We spoke to artists John Darvell and Emma Houston about how they had survived the first lockdown. We were surprised to discover that Emma had contracted the virus and was slowly getting themselves back to physical fitness. And John told us about his hope that the pandemic would change the way people worked together in future.
Featured Guest: Shane Shambhu
Shane Shambhu is a multi-faceted artist whose initial training was in the South-Indian performing art of Bharatanatyam. As creative director of multilingual theatre company, Altered Skin, Artistic Associate of Centre for Advanced Training Yuva Gati and currently Artist-In-Residence at DanceXchange, Shane’s artistic career spans many different roles. We spoke to him about how he creates his distinct and original work.
Latest Talking Moves News
Greenwich Dance announces series 5 of Talking Moves
13 April 2022
Talking Moves returns for fourth series
23 September 2021