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EPISODE · Jun 4, 2026 · 35 MIN

4. Curation in the Community

from Rural Moves · host The Place

The structure of rural touring across the country varies but the role of the venue promoter, often a volunteer in their own community, is undoubtedly crucial to a successful event. Episode four in the series goes hyper-local and examines the role of this lynchpin, the venue promoter as curator, connector and cultural advocate

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The structure of rural touring across the country varies but the role of the venue promoter, often a volunteer in their own community, is undoubtedly crucial to a successful event. Episode four in the series goes hyper-local and examines the role of this lynchpin, the venue promoter as curator, connector and cultural advocate. Kate Lynch (Manager, Highlights Rural Touring, RTDI Partner 2022-2026 and herself a volunteer promoter) invites her guests to reflect on their roles and share their experiences of promoting dance in rural communities. Kate is joined by Amanda Drago, volunteer promoter at Gilsland Village Hall, and dance professional leading Greencroft Arts and Claire Smith, Manager of Vicars Cross Community Centre and RTDI Project Manager from 2015-2021.

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