Greta Gauhe is a freelance choreographer, dancer, producer, and researcher working across dance, somatics, visual art and digital performance. Her multidisciplinary practice explores political, social, and ecological themes, with a focus on empathy, intimacy, and connection. Since 2015, she has created performances that challenge traditional boundaries between performers and audiences, offering immersive, participatory experiences that foster collective reflection and micro-communities.

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Greta is the Artistic Director of the Follow Through Collective, producing work for theatres, museums, and public spaces across the UK and Europe, including The Place, Chisenhale Dance Space, RichMix, NordArt, and the University of the Arts Berlin.

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She holds a BA in Contemporary Dance from Trinity Laban, an MA in Performance from London Contemporary Dance School, and has completed an MFA in Choreography at Trinity Laban.

 

Greta is currently a PhD candidate at Coventry University’s Centre for Dance Research (C-DaRE), where she investigates how to recreate touch-like sensations across distance and in digital environments.

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Since 2023, she has collaborated with visual artist Deborah Di Meglio, forming an interdisciplinary duo whose work blends movement, sculpture, and somatic research. Together, they explore intergenerational perspectives, environmental fragility, and embodied memory through site-responsive and participatory performance.

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Greta has performed with artists and companies including Florence Peake & Eve Stainton, Matthias Sperling, Livia Rita, Anna Williams, Sasha Roubicek, Theater Würzburg, and others. She is also deeply engaged in community dance, teaching and facilitating workshops for diverse groups.

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Her work has been supported by the Leverhulme Arts Scholarship, M4Cities PhD Scholarship, and the TL Ignite Grant.

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