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Mixed Up
Katy Wilson, Co-commissioned and produced by Imaginate and Starcatchers
Scotland
3-8 yrs

Curriculum for Excellence Resources

This interactive outdoor performance explores feelings and emotions through live painting, music and dance. Colourful and positive, Mixed Up provides a unique platform for young children to see how big feelings can safely be explored in a physical way, supporting work within Health & Wellbeing and Expressive Arts.

Opportunities for learning and curriculum links


Health and Wellbeing

I know that we all experience a variety of thoughts and emotions that affect how we feel and behave and I am learning ways of managing them.

HWB 0-02a / HWB 1-02a

I am learning skills and strategies which will support me in challenging times, particularly in relation to change and loss.

HWB 0-07a / HWB 1-07a

Expressive Arts

Inspired by a range of stimuli, and working on my own and/or with others, I can express and communicate my ideas, thoughts and feelings through musical activities, activities within art and design and creative activities within dance.

EXA 0-05a/1-05a

EXA  0-10a/1-10a

EXA  0-18a/1-18a

Class Stage
N-P4 (3-8yrs)
Curriculum Links
Expressive Arts
Health and Wellbeing
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Booking information

Traverse 3 is the Traverse Theatre's new digital platform. A unique link to watch the performance will be emailed to you prior to the Festival.

  • Tuesday 25 May – Sunday 6 June | Schools bookings
Online (Traverse 3)
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Booking information

Traverse 3 is the Traverse Theatre's new digital platform. A unique link to watch the performance will be emailed to you prior to the Festival.

  • Saturday 5 – Sunday 6 June | Free public access

Co-commissioned and co-produced by Imaginate and Starcatchers

Mixed Up the film is an energetic, colourful and creative expression of hip-hop dance and street art which explores the mixed-up feelings that children have been experiencing through these turbulent times.

Originally planned to be a live performance in school playgrounds, ongoing restrictions turned Mixed Up into an exciting, adrenaline filled film with interactive elements that can be taken back to the classroom. As part of the Mixed Up experience, schools receive a box of surprise art materials and guidance on how to use them, alongside the performance film and a series of workshops led by the artists. After watching the film, children are encouraged to get creative in the playground.

On the second weekend of Family Encounters we are offering families a chance to watch the performance film for free to give you a flavour of the show.

"Wilson has the knack of turning visionary ideas into practical adventures." The Herald 

Creative team

Katy Wilson (Lead Artist/Concept & Design)
Ashley Jack (Choreographer)
Abby Warrilow (Film Director)
Lewis Gourlay (Director of Photography/Editor)
Jassy Earl (Documentary Film-maker)
Xana Marwick (Dramaturg)
Gabriele Bruzzese (Dancer)
Ursula Manandhar (Dancer)
Bigg Taj (Beatboxing)
Ursula Cheng (Animation)
Marcus Britton (Sound Design and Composition)
Matt Elliott (Sound Design and Composition)
Nik Paget Tomlinson (Sound Design, Composition and Live Sound Recording)
Barney Strachan (Sound Design and Composition)
Zoë Squair (Production Management)
Mickey Graham (Stage Manager)
Cynthia WS Cheung (Imaginate Launchpad Artist)

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