The FATHoM Project

The FATHoM project is a collective of artists specialising in the forms of movement, theatre, film and music, based in Newcastle upon Tyne.

The FATHoM Project aims to develop and promote dance and performance work which includes disabled and non-disabled participants, enabling everyone to enhance their quality of life through contact with FATHoM's unique creative inter-disciplinary performance programme.

Through engaging improvisations, non-conventional performances, inclusive community work and accessible education projects the FATHoM Project takes their creative practice to people of all backgrounds, abilities and experiences.

All of FATHoM's work is original and experimental. The collective successfully pushes the boundaries of dance and music to create interdisciplinary work both in workshops and in performance.

FATHoM works creatively and passionately to make exciting work of the highest standard that challenges audiences, engages new participants in the arts and breaks down both social and artistic boundaries.

The artists involved have been working together since Feb 04, and The FATHoM Project became a Community Interest Company in August this year.

The FATHoM History