Imogen Reeve is a UK-based choreographer and artistic director working at the intersection of contemporary dance theatre, technology, and feminist performance practice.

Leading a research-led dance company with an international outlook, her work radically reimagines the relationship between bodies and machines — creating performances and choreographic systems in which humans and artificial intelligences co-create.
 

Through a distinct contemporary dance language, Imogen explores body and technology in performance, challenging dominant narratives around gender, agency, and embodiment. Her work sits at the forefront of UK contemporary dance, offering audiences encounters with new performance forms that merge physical practice, digital systems, and critical inquiry.
 

Rooted in feminist thought, her practice interrogates the biases embedded in emerging technologies and repositions the body as a site of resistance, intelligence, and transformation. Through performance, research, and studio-based development, she creates dance theatre that is both conceptually rigorous and physically arresting.

Imogen is a distinctive voice within contemporary dance in the UK and internationally — pushing choreographic practice into uncharted, provocative territory.

'Genuinely original' - Lyndsey Winship, The Guardian