Louisville's Fine Arts Station recently featured Moving Collective in a broadcast. Daniel Gilliam interviewed Theresa Bautista, co-director of Moving Collective, along with Austin Clark, co-founder of Bourbon Baroque, and cellist Sarah Bibe about the collaboration "Something Old, Something New". The interview is available on the WUOL Features Blog.
Moving Collective was created by Theresa Bautista in 2005 and designed to provide the growing number of area choreographers an opportunity to showcase their work, utilizing the depth of talented contemporary dancers in the Louisville area. The first Moving Collective concert, produced in cooperation with Gordon Dance Projects in 2006, was held in January at the Oldham County Arts Center. Since then, Moving Collective has performed at Haggin Auditorium at Transylvania University and Comstock Concert Hall at the University of Louisville, and again, at the Oldham County Arts Center
With the success of two seasons behind them, Theresa Bautista and Tamara Begley plan to present successive shows in a continuing effort to foster the growth of and appreciation for modern dance. Moving Collective exists not as a dance company, but as a collection of independent and evolving choreographers and dancers from a tri-state area. We are performance-driven, with goals to keep contemporary dance alive in Louisville and to provide a professional work atmosphere and venue for innovative choreographers and professionally-trained dancers.