Dance is an amazing art form. One that continues to astonish and inspire us in the work we do.

And Cardiff is home. It's where we live. It's where we seek to make connections between artists we respect and admire, and the people who give this city its heart and its complexity.

We started the festival with the desire to help build a rich ecology for dance. There are many ways to do that, of course, and some things festivals are particularly good at. For us, through all we've done, collaboration and partnership have remained the cornerstones of what we have sought to achieve. A way to amplify possibility.

Over the three festivals we've held we've presented some exceptional work by some wonderful artists. You can find information about all of them in our archive section. This page, gives a full listing of all the different projects and performances we have been involved in.

We've also been very fortunate to have the support of many partners in the city. This group has grown to include Chapter, g39, Groundwork, National Dance Company Wales, Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama, Rubicon Dance, University of South Wales and Wales Millennium Centre. We couldn't have done half of what we have without them.

We're working now on what the next edition of the festival will look like, and when. 

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Chris Ricketts
Co-founder and festival director 

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Images above:
Yellow Towel, Dana Michel (CDF15)
Dawns Ysbrydion (Ghost Dance), Eddie Ladd and Theatr Genedlaethol Cymru (CDF15)
Wrongheaded, Liz Roche Company (CDF17)
OUT, Rachael Young (CDF19)
The Elsewhen Series, Leah Marojević and Theo Clinkard (CDF19)