Words by Qiao Lin Tan. Pichet Klunchun Dance Company performs No.60 as part of Queer East Festival this year, a work that deconstructs the Thai classical dance canon of 59 set poses, in turn proposing […]
Category: interviews
Daniel Kok & Luke George on Bunny at BAC
Words by Qiao Lin Tan. Daniel Kok and Luke George (Singapore, Germany, Australia) bring their work Bunny to Battersea Arts Centre from 4-6 June for its London premiere as part of Queer East Festival 2026. […]
Antonia Latz on her latest work REM
Words by Sarah Lapinsky. Antonia Latz is a contemporary dancer, movement artist, and choreographer whom I met with to talk about her latest work REM, created in collaboration with Luke Maher, musician, composer, and producer, […]
Dak Mashava on his choreography debut
Next week, choreographer and dancer Dak Mashava, West End cast member of ‘Cabaret’, will make his choreographic debut at Serendipity UK’s Let’s Dance International Frontiers (LDIF26). We caught up with Dak to find out more. […]
Joachim Keke on diasporic dance & community practice
Words by Francesca Matthys. My body does the talking for me; dance helps to speak what you can’t say in the best ways Joachim Keke is a Bradford-based multidisciplinary dance artist from Nigeria, who blends […]
Lizzie Klotz on choreography, care and Abundance
This week, Lizzie Klotz, a North-East-based choreographer will premiere her new work Abundance, an intergenerational live performance inviting audiences to explore care, connections and creative rest. Ahead of the tour, which starts at Dance City, […]
From Fantasy to Reality: The False Promise of Studying Dance in Israel
Words by Nadia Khayrallah. Every year, contemporary dancers from around the world flock to Israel for summer, winter, and year-round training programs, chasing cutting-edge aesthetics or an artistic awakening. Similar to how Birthright trips court […]
Michelle Dorrance presents ‘The Center Will Not Hold’
Next month, American choreographer and dancer Michelle Dorrance presents The Center Will Not Hold along with dancer Ephrat Asherie. Originally presented as a short duet created and performed in December 2022, The Center Will Not […]
Shamel Pitts on new work Marks of RED
Shamel Pitts is an American choreographer, artist and teacher who founded New York-based art collective TRIBE. Next month, TRIBE will be performing Marks of RED at Serendipity‘s annual event, Let’s Dance International Frontiers. Marks of […]
Yewande 103 on Many Lifetimes, advocacy & inclusion
Words by Georgia Howlett. Yewande 103 is a Black, disabled-Led, parent-led dance organisation. The company brings live work to London for the first time with Many Lifetimes, a poetic, dance installation created and premiered back in 2024. We sat down […]