Our writer for the Dancing in Caves project, poet Anna Selby, recommended to me Professor David Hendy​'s Radio 4 series Noise: A Human History, and particularly the first episode, 'Echoes in the Dark' which explores the fascinating association between the way in which sound behaves in caves and the sites that prehistoric humans chose for their artwork.

Along the way, we're finding out more about other companies creating and touring work underground, and we were very happy to be able to chat with Kate McStraw, artist and producer, about her work with Butterfly Theatre in Kents Cavern and Pooles Cavern amongst many other places.

Yesterday I took advantage of one of the Reigate Caves Open Days and visited Baron's Cave and the Tunnel Road Caves. Here are a few pictures from my visit.

The response to our callout for help with our Dancing in Caves project research has been amazing, and we would love to share a few snippets of things we're beginning to find out along the way...

Made By Katie Green are offering an opportunity for a student/recent dance graduate to work with the company during our Paul Hamlyn Foundation supported ‘Explore and Test’ project researching ways of using dance within the primary school history curriculum.