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Uncategorized by dance art journalApr 6, 20228:10 am
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You’re Alright – Sam Burkett Dance

Words by Sam Burkett When I was applying for dance schools after finishing uni, I saw an audition solo that began with someone handing out raw sausages to the audience. After being offered a sausage, […]

News by dance art journalApr 3, 20225:33 pm5th April 2022
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LAZARUS @ Werkhaus on 9 April | News

LAZARUS is an inclusive event for London’s queers, creatives and misfits that unearths the creative potential of queer clubland. Its first event at Grow Tottenham last year was a sold-out night of eclectic immersive art […]

interviews by dance art journalMar 31, 202210:50 am16th November 2022
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Deviant Dramaturgy: Laura Aris’ process in Linea y contorno de un abismo

Words by Paula Riofrio. Scenic art’s dramaturgy brings words and ideas to the flesh and bone, takes the thoughts into a practice that vests through enactment. It webs relationships as a rhizome among concepts, objects, […]

interviews by angel dustMar 24, 20228:43 am24th March 2022
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STIMMING towards a neurodivergent dance practice | Interview with Susanna Dye

Words by angel dust. Stimming (definition): nounrepetitive actions or movements displayed by neurodivergent people and people with developmental disorders when they are over/ under-stimulated emotionally, or by sensory input from their environment. Recently I was […]

reviews by dance art journalMar 22, 20228:52 am16th November 2022
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Queen of Shade | review

Words by Maxine Flasher-Duzgunes. Recently I’ve thought about the peace of forgetting…in pieces, a canvased memory. It’s coincidental that I encounter this film now, as I’ve been considering silhouette in dance practice as a way […]

reviews by dance art journalMar 19, 20223:51 pm16th November 2022
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VOXED Out Late as part of Dance Passion 2022 | review

Words by Sarah Lapinsky. In Out Late, VOXED takes an innovative approach to presenting dance work online by creating an online, choose-your-own-adventure crime drama experience. With the ability to decide how the story unfolds, I […]

reviews by dance art journalMar 16, 20227:02 pm16th November 2022
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Neighbours by Rauf RubberLegz Yasit & Brigel Gjoka | review

Words by Maxine Flasher-Duzgunes. Performed at Sadler’s Wells. Years ago in a workshop, I remember being in process with Slovakian choreographer Anton Lachky’s “puzzle work” a Forsythian creative modality in which the body moves within […]

reviews by dance art journalMar 16, 20226:03 pm16th November 2022
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Lucinda Childs Dance, a hypnotic utopia | Review

Words by Paula Catalina Riofrio. Performed by Lyon Opera Ballet at Sadler’s Wells as part of the Dance Reflections by Van Cleef & Arpels festival. … we are gonna work together, we are gonna have […]

reviews by dance art journalMar 11, 20225:31 pm15th March 2022
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Listening to trauma | ‘Them’ by Body Politic | Review

Words by Maria Elena Ricci [Trigger Warning: Sexual Violence] It is a heavy reality to know that 1 in 4 women in the UK will experience sexual violence at some point in their lives. Roughly […]

interviews by dance art journalMar 9, 20226:54 pm10th March 2022
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Creating an equitable dance industry – Interview with Dance Freelance Taskforce

The pandemic and all the activism it enkindled certainly forced many moments to their heady crises, not least the need for better support for freelancers. Given the precarity of being freelance during multiple nationwide lockdowns, […]

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