Carol Brown Dances is a contemporary performance company making solos and group works for theatre, inter-disciplinary collaborations, and place-responsive events.

The choreography of Carol Brown is renowned for cross-art form conversations and collaborations. 

Carol Brown works with Dorita Hannah and Russell Scoones through MAP :: Movement - Architecture - Performance  to create choreographies that take place at the intersection between movement, architecture and music. MAP is the collaborative locus for research, experimentation and inter-disciplinary practice through performance.  Through their site-responsive investigations audiences become folded into live performance engaging space differently from its habitual habitations whilst attending to the fractured narratives of place, memory and mythology.

'The neatest possible justification for live art, life simply being turned into art.'

The Guardian

The work of Carol Brown Dances is research-driven and process-led.  

Carol Brown Dances is co-directed by choreographer Carol Brown and composer Russell Scoones and currently works in collaboration with performance designer Dorita Hannah.

 Choreography of movement, bodily subjectivity, histories and practices of space.  

'Carol Brown's Slip was remarkable, mixing private narratives with a penetrating analysis of vulnerability, identity and the strength of community.

The Listener, Aug 2011

Choreography that takes place at the intersections between movement, architecture and performance and includes solo, group works for theatre, performance, installations and site-reponsive works.  The work is experimentally collaborative and evolves through dialogue with other artists, art forms and media.