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Uncategorized by dance art journalMay 7, 20204:11 pm
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“The show must go on-line” – Spring Forward reflections

Words by Ines Carvalho. Between the 24th and the 26th of April, Aerowaves – a hub for dance-discovering in Europe – brought their annual festival to our homes. The show must go on-line was not only a […]

Uncategorized by dance art journalApr 28, 202012:29 pm2nd Nov 2020
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Living art during and after a pandemic: a manifesto

By Angelos Angelidis and La diana pereyra “This manifesto stems from our duty to communicate our perception of the world during the COVID19 pandemic. It is also an attempt to articulate our thoughts on the […]

Uncategorized by dance art journalApr 21, 20201:22 pm6th May 2020
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digitising dance festivals – an interview with pawlet brookes

Words by Katie Hagan. Each year on International Dance Day, Serendipity hosts its hotly anticipated 10-day Let’s Dance International Frontiers festival, an event teeming with dance talent from around the globe.  The festival’s tenth birthday […]

Uncategorized by dance art journalApr 18, 20201:08 pm18th Apr 2020
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‘Nearly’ by Kayla McClellan – review

Words by Sophie Chinner. Kayla McCellan’s self-choreographed, self-isolation performance Nearly, streamed live from a sunny tennis court in Brixton, portrays something we all might be experiencing right now; distance and the desire for connectedness. The outdoor, solo […]

Uncategorized by dance art journalApr 13, 20201:59 pm13th Apr 2020
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“The older you get, the more radical you become!” an interview with Dora Frankel

Words by Katie Hagan. I’m writing this article now, in the present. It’s 17 degrees, the sun is shining, and the world is in lockdown. My chat with independent choreographer Dora Frankel took place on […]

Uncategorized by dance art journalApr 5, 20209:36 am5th Apr 2020
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How are independent artists overcoming self-isolation?

Words by Inês Carvalho. The Covid-19 pandemic is causing significant disruption to the arts and culture sector with events cancelled, tours postponed, and dance venues closed. For independent artists, including dancers and choreographers, this is […]

Uncategorized by dance art journalMar 29, 20206:34 pm30th Mar 2020
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Dance and film a marriage of two minds in Frame Rush festival – review

Words by Angelos Angelidis and Alice Minervini Organised by The Place‘s MA Screendance students, Frame Rush is a two day festival exploring the intersection between dance and film. Curated by the students that are still […]

Uncategorized by dance art journalMar 24, 20204:54 pm24th Mar 2020
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Freddie Opoku-Addaie's SystemsLAB delivers a sensitive, purposeful mixed bill about fragility, femininity and black culture – review

Words by Katie Hagan. Whenever I’ve watched a mixed dance bill in the past, I don’t think I’ve ever reflected on how the works glue together. I’ve thought how interesting it is to see two […]

Uncategorized by dance art journalMar 19, 20209:53 am19th Mar 2020
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Dance, dance otherwise we are lost…

Words by Giordana Patumi. “In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, we have taken the decision with a heavy heart to close the theatre to the public and cancel all performances with immediate effect up until […]

Uncategorized by dance art journalMar 17, 20202:42 pm22nd Mar 2020
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Theo Clinkard / Candoco Dance stratospheric ‘Hot Mess’ brings visual art practices to the stage

Words by Adam Moore. Homo sum, humani nihil a me alienum puto. Publius Terentius Afer, 163 BC A meteoric burst of sound sends the curtain soaring, seemingly to the stratosphere; shrieking and peels of laughter […]

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