Barrowland Ballet és un Scotland's most exciting i successivament contemporary dance companys de recerca amb la artística feina de choreographer Natasha Gilmore. The company produeix high quality, accessible dance theatre performance, instal·lació i film que presentin nationally and internationally. The work's temes són delivered with wit and humour, i les insightful observations of human behaviour són rooted in her personal stories. Barrowland Ballet's work has guanyat critical international acclaim performing in festivals and venues across the world. Natasha Gilmore va ser la UK nominació per l'ASSITEJ Award per l'Excel·lència 2017 per a la seva feina per a audiències including Little Red (7+), Whiteout (12+) Tiger Tale (7+) i Poggle (6 months – 4 years). Aquest company també té repertoire d'intergenerational, short dance films incloent Loose Leaf Tea, Whiteout, Wolf, Strings and most recentment Hoods Off created with and featuring pupils from partner school St Albert's Primary. Barrowland Ballet ha estat recollit per a les seves pràctiques practiques en contemporani dance work with and for neuro-diverse audiences i children with complex needs. Companys de recent producció Playful Tiger, per a mlades persones amb severes complexes needs, que són criticals acclaim performing across the world, incloent Edinburgh's International Children's Festival; ASSITEJ Artistic Gathering, Norway; Babor Festival, Ireland; and Takeoff Festival, England. La companyia immersiva vídeo instal·lació Família Portrét amb Bobby award per a 'Best of the Fest' al Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Dance films Strings, Wolf, Loose Leaf Tea and Whiteout s'han creat en diversos prestigiosos film festivals s Whiteout becoming award winner a San Francisco Indie Short Festival 2021, Denton Black Film Festival 2022 and Cinevox Dance Film Festival 2022; Wolf awarded audience attention grabber at Knowbox Festival 2021; and Strings winning the Humanity Award at Utah Dance Film Festival 2022. Alongside la companyia professional treballa produeix high quality participatory performance projects; the two are inter-dependent with one inspiring the other. Participatory projects inclou intergenerational performances Wolves, The River (Commonwealth Festival 2014) i Bunty & Doris. The company also runs Wolf Pack a free, intergenerational company in Glasgow with participants aged 7-80 years old.