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EPISODE · Jun 4, 2026 · 36 MIN

1. Is It Dance?

from Rural Moves · host The Place

RTDI has been inviting audiences to experience dance in new ways for 10 years. We explore how we talk to audiences about something which is initially unfamiliar, and what we have learnt about overcoming barriers of language and perception, sharing some of the beautiful and extraordinary encounters artists and audiences have experienced along the way.  

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RTDI has been inviting audiences to experience dance in new ways for ten years. In this, the first episode of the series, we explore how we talk to audiences about something which is initially unfamiliar, and what we have learnt about overcoming barriers of language and perception, sharing some of the beautiful and extraordinary encounters artists and audiences have experienced along the way. Christina Elliot, Head of Programming and Producing at The Place, one of Europe’s most exciting, innovative dance spaces, home to London Contemporary Dance School and a leading partner of the Rural Touring Dance Initiative (RTDI) since 2015, talks to internationally renowned dance artist Jo Fong, Manager of Lancashire’s rural and library touring network Spot On Lyndsey Wilson, and Professor Stephanie Pitts, Director of Sheffield Performer and Research Centre at Sheffield University.

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