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Kate Reynolds: Creative Producer

  • My Projects
  • About Me
  • My Skills
  • Let’s Talk

A Creative Producer with a passion for artistically ambitious projects which bring communities together.

Engagement

Sea Change

A mass participatory public realm dance work created by choreographer Boris Charmatz for the opening of MIF21.

Sea Change
Together In One Voice

A city-wide, spirits-lifting, socially-distanced community singalong bringing together communities across Greater Manchester.

Together In One Voice
A Drunk Pandemic

A temporary brewery and public toilet pub in a secret location for MIF19, created by Tokyo art collective Chim↑Pom.

A Drunk Pandemic
The Mysteries

Chris Thorpe’s cycle of six warm, witty new plays crosses Northern England, exploring the landscapes that surround us and how we live with each other.

The Mysteries
Live Well Make Art

An informal network of arts and health professionals and activists.

Live Well Make Art
Common Wealth Theatre

Site-specific theatre rooted in political contemporary issues, encompassing sound, new writing, visual design and verbatim.

Common Wealth Theatre
East of the Sun, West of the Moon

A beastly theatrical bonfire and firework display to celebrate NYE17 in Newcastle, created in collaboration with Walk the Plank.

East of the Sun, West of the Moon
Ceremony

Turner Prize-nominated artist Phil Collins returns a Soviet-era statue of Friedrich Engels to the city where he made his name in an extraordinary live film event.

Ceremony
Festival in My House

A new initiative offering residents the opportunity to present their very own micro-international festival in their home for local community members.

Festival in My House
we’re here because we’re here

A modern memorial to mark the centenary of the Battle of the Somme, conceived and created by Turner Prize-winning artist Jeremy Deller.

we’re here because we’re here
Show & Tell

An exhibition created from the stories and opinions that Royal Exchange visitors shared with the Theatre as part of the You, The Audience programme.

Show & Tell
Chorlton Arts Festival

One of the UK’s leading multi-arts festivals, programming and commissioning artists across music, comedy, visual arts, performance and more.

Chorlton Arts Festival
TaY Talks

An evening packed with thought-provoking talks, rants and creative provocations by young people aged 14 to 25.

TaY Talks
The D.R.E.A.M. Ring

A dance competition which honours the culture of the street dance community, encouraging dancers to go head to head with each other in tag-team and two-man battles.

The D.R.E.A.M. Ring
THE GHOST TRAIN Relaxed Performance

The Royal Exchange Theatre’s first Relaxed Performance, designed to welcome anyone who would benefit from a more relaxed performance environment.

THE GHOST TRAIN Relaxed Performance
A Night At The Theatre

A night of bespoke entertainment, lively discussion, workshops, candle-lit stories and midnight feasts at the Royal Exchange Theatre’s very first sleepover

A Night At The Theatre
FlexN Manchester

A new commission for MIF15 working with Brooklyn-based Flex dance pioneer Reggie ‘Regg Roc’ Gray and a specially assembled team of dancers from New York and Manchester.

FlexN Manchester
You, The Audience

A giant conversation with everyone who has ever been part of a theatre audience, to find out what theatre is for in the 21st century, why it matters and what it should be.

You, The Audience
Truth about Youth

A £700,000 programme funded by The Co-operative Foundation exploring ways of challenging and changing negative perceptions of young people.

Truth about Youth
Songlines

A music, drama and visual arts programme for young people with Autistic Spectrum Condition, delivered by the Royal Exchange Theatre and Manchester Camerata.

Songlines
Backstage? Me?

An innovative three year partnership with the Booth Centre which used creativity and theatre to develop the personal and social skills of homeless adults.

Backstage? Me?
Too Much Information

An audio walk around the streets of Manchester, based on a series of frank and funny conversations between a group of young adults and a group of over 60s.

Too Much Information
New Charter partnership

A three year partnership with New Charter Housing Trust and their Academy in Ashton under Lyne designed to explore ways of creating sustainable cultural change in the neighbourhood.

New Charter partnership
Theatreworks

A creative training project using theatre processes to equip young people with skills, confidence and knowledge that will help raise aspirations and improve employment prospects.

Theatreworks
My Neck Of The Woods

A live documentary made in collaboration with a group of young people who broadcast live from their own communities to an online audience.

My Neck Of The Woods
Futureworlds

An immersive installation exploring the important issues that young people face, complete with exhibitions, performances, speeches and opportunities for critical debate.

Futureworlds
On The Grass

A weekend of deckchair lounging, free entertainment and a few surprises, featuring a packed programme of music, performance and street theatre.

On The Grass
Down Our Way

A pupil-led, creative walking project using drama, soundscape, film, visual mapping, photography, story and townscape art to map the journey between two local primary schools.

Down Our Way
TaY: The Festival

Fourteen days and nights of theatre, music, film, cooking, exhibitions and opinion-gathering – produced and managed by young people.

TaY: The Festival
Platform Two

A professional showcase opportunity for young Greater Manchester performers across a range of artforms including theatre, multimedia, spoken word, music and dance.

Platform Two
Making An Exhibition Of Ourselves

An exhibition with a difference, with contributions from community groups, artists, makers, children, schools and individuals.

Making An Exhibition Of Ourselves
You Are Here

An installation of old school desks, revealing topographies of memory, landscapes of dreams and maps of the imagination.

You Are Here

© 2022 Kate Reynolds