Contemporary Dance Theatre
NEWS
Mother Computer: upcoming sharings
We’re excited to share the next stage of Mother Computer this spring.
These work-in-progress sharings are a chance to experience the piece as it evolves. They're not finished performances, but moments to test ideas, see how it lands, and let it grow through being shared.
Drawing on folk dance and collective movement, the work explores technology, connection, and how we gather today. It is shaped as much by the people in the room as the choreography itself.
We’re especially excited to bring it home to Leeds for a free sharing at Stage Leeds on 29 May, alongside an international sharing at DansiT Trondheim on 22 May.
Upcoming (free) sharings:
— 22 May: DansiT, Trondheim
— 29 May: Stage@Leeds, Leeds
We're Recruiting -Community Engagement Producer
Imogen Reeve & Co. are seeking a well-connected Producer to lead community engagement strategy for the company. Working between February–May 2026, the role will develop and deliver a pilot engagement strategy and support inclusive co-creation workshops. If you have experience in contemporary dance, community engagement, and building meaningful partnerships - and you’re excited about creative technology and socially engaged practice - we’d love to hear from you.
Audition for Imogen Reeve & Co.
Big news — we’re looking for a dancer! Imogen Reeve & Co. are seeking one Leeds-based, female-identifying performer to join the creation of Mother Computer, a new dance theatre work exploring AI-generated folklore, myth, and cultural memory through a feminist lens. If you’re technically exceptional, creatively generous, and curious about movement, AI, and storytelling, this is your chance to be part of a research-led, international project.
A New Chapter: Excessive Human Collective Becomes Imogen Reeve & Co.
We have big news — Excessive Human Collective is now Imogen Reeve & Co. This new name honours the choreographic vision at the heart of our work while celebrating the brilliant collaborators who shape it. As we step into a new chapter with fresh projects, tours, and research, we’d love you to read more about the change and what’s ahead.