A socially distanced, virtual promenade performance that can remain in situ throughout the pandemic, experience this self-guided walk as it takes you through 6 stunning locations in and around St Pancras International, Kings Cross Station and The Francis Crick Institute in London.

Inspired by the exciting and ground-breaking research into neuroscience taking place at The Francis Crick Institute London and at Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU); STAR CELLS uses dance and film to inform and illustrate the science of how the body moves and reacts, the project conveys the impact of neuromuscular diseases in a powerful visual medium that raises awareness of these conditions.

We are proud to launch this performance in support of a fantastic charity, the MND Association.
You can donate to their Just Giving page using the link below.

This project is supported by an Outreach Grant from The Physiological Society.
We encourage you to visit their website at http://www.physoc.org

Open our free map below, navigate STAR CELLS on your smart phone and enjoy walking this incredible route. Alternatively, you can enjoy a virtual experience in the comfort of your own home on a computer. This promenade experience celebrates a number of beautiful inner-city locations, whilst raising awareness to the world class science and culture on its doorstep. STAR CELLS is a celebration of inclusivity, diversity and togetherness.

And don’t forget, this performance is in support of a fantastic charity, the MND Association. You can donate to their Just Giving page using the link below.

Special thanks to all the professional dancers and Luke Toddfrey from TODDCS, Scott Palmer from Carbon IT Services, Mike Lees Designs, Ricki Patani from The Patani Lab, Emma Hodson-Tole from MMU, Karen Palmer from Access Dance, St Pancras International, The Physiological Society, Rambert School, composers Mark Franks and George Blake, The MND Association and The London Borough of Richmond upon Thames.