The Bristol Movement is an independent editorial platform dedicated to exploring dance culture, performance, choreography, and the art of motion. We believe that dance is one of the most powerful and underappreciated art forms, and we are committed to giving it the thoughtful, long-form coverage it deserves.
What We Cover
Our editorial focus spans the full breadth of the dance world. From contemporary trends reshaping the stage to the quiet rituals of backstage life, from the physicality of movement to the communities built around it, we seek out the stories that matter to dancers, choreographers, audiences, and anyone curious about what happens when human bodies move with intention.
Who We Are
The Bristol Movement was founded by Megan Holt, a writer and dance enthusiast based in Bristol, UK. With a background in arts journalism and a lifelong love of movement, Megan created this platform to fill a gap she saw in dance coverage: the space between academic journals and glossy lifestyle content, where serious ideas could be explored in accessible, engaging prose.
Our Approach
We value depth over speed, quality over quantity. Every article is carefully researched and written with genuine respect for both the art form and our readers. We do not chase trends for their own sake, but we are always interested in what is changing, what is emerging, and what the future of dance might look like.
If you share our passion for movement and performance, we are glad you found us. Welcome to The Bristol Movement.