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reviews by dance art journalOct 19, 202410:54 am19th October 2024
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Mathroo Basha by Hetain Patel

Words by Qiao Lin Tan. In The Pit of the Barbican Centre, a spotlight illuminates a circular carpet of rich red, yellow and orange flowers. To the side, a throw cushion and the steel wheel […]

interviews by dance art journalOct 17, 202412:53 pm17th October 2024
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Interview with Transcendance

Founded in 2022 by Isabelle Long and Ashley Lim, Transcendance offers inclusive dance workshops to transcend the narrative of what dance is. Recognising that dance is a movement, is a language, Transcendance sees and teaches […]

interviews by dance art journalOct 16, 20248:44 am17th October 2024
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Tender Brutality: The violent dance of ‘Blood Show’

By Ocean Chillingsworth. In this article Ocean reflects on the labour and tenderness of fight choreography. It’s the artifice I love about fight choreography. It’s the NOTness I’m drawn to. The too-large gap between the […]

News by dance art journalOct 16, 20248:36 am16th October 2024
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Southbank Centre announces 2025 season

The Southbank Centre has announced its Spring / Summer 2025 Performance and Dance programme, offering audiences the unique opportunity to see brave, groundbreaking new work and contemporary collaborations from a multitude of international artists, many […]

interviews by dance art journalOct 12, 20244:54 pm13th October 2024
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Getting to know Sadler’s Wells Young Associates

Next week, Sadler’s Wells Young Associates – Elisabeth Mulenga, Blue Makwana, Roseann & Sula (aka Tough Boys Dance Collective) and Maiya Leeke – swoop into London to showcase their new choreographic work in Four. Sadler’s […]

interviews by dance art journalOct 11, 20246:20 pm12th October 2024
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Mamela Nyamza: “I have been hatching my entire life”

Words by Francesca Matthys. “I have been hatching all my life”, Mamela Nyamza opens our interview about her new work Hatched Ensemble. I have known this exuberant artist for a couple of years and having […]

reviews by dance art journalOct 9, 20241:33 pm9th October 2024
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Touch Wood at The Place is a smorgasbord of dance

Words by Francesca Matthys. Touch Wood is a gift of an opportunity where choreographers get given time and space to research a choreographic idea in a safe studio at The Place. The MC of the […]

interviews by dance art journalOct 7, 20244:56 pm8th October 2024
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Pushing important conversations: Interview with Dance Umbrella

Dance Umbrella, London’s biggest and most celebrated festival for dance, returns this month. Featuring a jam-packed festival line-up of international independent dance makers and companies, Dance Umbrella 2024 will be a fantastic opportunity to experience […]

reviews by dance art journalOct 2, 20245:04 pm3rd October 2024
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Frame Rush 2024: Experience a world of screendance

Words by Florence Nicholls. Frame Rush, curated and programmed by the MA Screendance students at London Contemporary Dance School took place a couple of weeks ago. This event, that showcased ten thoughtfully selected dance films from artists […]

reviews by dance art journalOct 1, 20241:12 pm1st October 2024
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Tackling climate crisis complacency in The Dirt

Words by Katie Hagan. Marianne Tuckman’s dance theatre-y piece The Dirt, which came to Camden People’s Theatre last week, is a dystopic lesson in the unavoidable and dirty impact of climate change. This week alone […]

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