Kathrin and Rebeca first met and worked together in Liverpool in 2001, where the fire for their future partnership as director/choreographer team was ignited. After moving to London in 2003 they founded Bottlefed and started working with different artists creating a pool of freelance collaborators including performers, designers and musicians, who regularly work with Bottlefed on a project basis.

We are currently planning upcoming performance projects for 2009, including performances at Jacksons Lane Theatre in London, April 09, and at Schlachthaus Theater in Berne, Switzerland, in September 09.

Past productions
Conceptual Improvisations - throughout 2008 and based on our research with Kobayashi, Bottlefed Ensemble performed a variety of durational improvisations at Shunt Lounge, The Space, Secrets @ Southwark Playhouse and Bloomsbury Festival. The Improvisations we site-specific, always carried a theme and were built around a loose structure and were
Return to Reason - shortlisted for the Total Theatre Award for 'Best Original Work by an Ensemble' at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2007 where it was performed at CVenues. It was previously performed at The Space, London, as part of the Enterprise 07 Festival.
Camille - shortlisted for ‘Best Direction’ at the Lost Theatre Festival 2006. Also performed at ‘Enterprise 06’ at The Space, ‘Resolution!2006’ at The Place and at the Lion&Unicorn Theatre in 2005.
Eleggua - a physical dance theatre performance with live music. Unity Theatre, Liverpool, 2003.
PURE - a site-specific performance at Liverpool’s Anglican Cathedral in 2001.

Education & Corporate work
In 2005 and alongside our performance work, we started delivering creative workshops and performance projects for young people and adults in schools, community settings and theatres across the UK and have been running various long- and short-term projects across the country. Most recently, Bottlefed Workshops ran 'Larkin About', a site-specific youth theatre project funded by Richmond Council, which took place in Murray Park, Whitton. We have also been invited back for 2009, to continue our work as Associate Lecturers as part of 'Creativity Matters', a research project for London University of Arts, which focuses on the impact of creativity in early learning.

In 2007, we began offering corporate workshops, which are aimed at companies interested in the personal and professional development of their employees.