Rosie Kay's Substack
Rosie KayWriting by dancer, choreographer and thinker Rosie Kay.
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The House of Lords Debates The New Boycott Crisis
On Thursday 9 July, peers debated Freedom in the Arts’ report The New Boycott Crisis, addressing cultural boycotts, antisemitism, the silencing of lawful gender-critical views and the growing climate of fear across the arts.
Speakers inclu...
The New Boycott Crisis reaches the House of Lords
On Thursday 9 July, Freedom in the Arts’ report The New Boycott Crisis was debated in the House of Lords.
That matters for the obvious reason: Parliament noticed. But it matters more because the experiences we have spent years documenting...
Talking About My Generation
Talking About My Generation
I have been thinking a great deal recently about generations, prompted partly by conversations around freedom of expression in the arts and partly by a growing sense that something has shifted culturally in ways...
DEEP FAKE: Ghost in the Machine — notes from the first sharing in Japan
At Showa University of Music, Yuri Hall, on 22 May, we presented the first work-in-progress sharing of DEEP FAKE: Ghost in the Machine, a new UK-Japan dance, music and AI collaboration between myself, K2CO and Japanese composer and media ar...
Who’s Afraid of Free Expression in the Arts?
The event, Working Against the Clampdown: Who’s Afraid of the Arts?, was part of the 2026 Imagine! Belfast Festival of Ideas and Politics. Held in Belfast on 24 March, it was billed as a discussion about censorship, self-censorship and arti...
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Dancer, choreographer, director and sometime writer. Freedom of expression is vital to a free society. Director, K2CO Dance Company, Director, Freedom in the Arts
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