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reviews by dance art journalJun 3, 20225:36 pm16th November 2022
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Anne of Green Gables London Children’s Ballet | review

Words by Bengi-Sue Sirin. If you happened to read my recent interview with the London Children’s Ballet about their upcoming production of Anne of Green Gables, you would know how extremely excited I was to […]

interviews by dance art journalMay 25, 202211:47 am16th November 2022
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RECONTEXTUALISING THE CLUB TO SPARK CROSS DISCIPLINARY COLLABORATIONS | INTERVIEW WITH INKLINGROOM

Words by Stella Rousham “If I go to see performances or performance art, I miss moving, dancing or being somehow bodily shaked.”   inklingroom is an art platform, club night and record label created in […]

interviews by dance art journalMay 23, 20229:55 am25th May 2022
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We touch, we dance | Interview with Second Hand Dance

Words by Hannah Draper. Young children form the landscape and set for We Touch, We Play, We Dance, a piece made for early years audiences by disabled-led dance company, Second Hand Dance which I saw […]

interviews by dance art journalMay 16, 20229:00 am16th November 2022
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Connectingvibes at IRIE! dance theatre | interview

Words by Maxine Flasher-Duzgunes. “Here we don’t say competition, we compete together,” says dancer Adriana Pino about the upcoming Connectingvibes performance tour, organised by the BA (Hons) Diverse Dance Styles course at IRIE! dance theatre, […]

interviews by dance art journalMay 6, 20228:56 am16th November 2022
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Embodied ballet – Discovering Anne of Green Gables | Interview

Words by Bengi-Sue Sirin. It is a bright, crisp Saturday morning when I go to visit London Children’s Ballet. Lovely weather for an exciting day – exactly the kind of morning that would thrill Anne […]

reviews by dance art journalMay 1, 20225:22 pm16th November 2022
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Paco Pena’s Solera packs a punch | Review

Words by Bengi-Sue Sirin. It is always a treat to learn not only a new word, but a new concept. And I did just that at Sadler’s Wells watching Paco Peña’s Solera.   The word […]

News by dance art journalApr 27, 20225:42 pm12th July 2022
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dance art journal launches GoFundMe campaign

Exeunt, A Younger Theatre… many independent theatre magazines are closing because they can’t pay their writers or work sustainably. It’s why we are launching this Crowdfunder campaign, to raise £2,000 to support our Arts Council […]

reviews by giordinskyApr 22, 20224:27 pm26th April 2022
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Juxtaposing absurdity and poetry in Transverse Orientation by Dimitris Papaioannou | Review

Words by Giordana Patumi. An aseptic white room, the flickering light of a neon sign and a door. This is how Dimitris Papaioannou begins a journey between antiquity and modernity, permanence, and transience, in search […]

Guest Writers by dance art journalApr 21, 202211:06 am21st April 2022
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SEVENS by Nina Rajarani Dance Creations | Review

Words by Giada Palmisano  The tinkling of Indian rattle anklets — known as ghungroo — settled in the darkness. In the slow ascending light appeared a blend of warm and brightly coloured costumes, well-pronounced make-up, […]

interviews by dance art journalApr 14, 20229:43 am16th November 2022
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Matthias Sperling on No-How Generator & choreography – interview

Words by Maxine Flasher-Duzgunes. A No-How Generator is a habitat for sustaining generative states of not-knowing ~ Matthias Sperling  Under the surface of our feet, we predict earthquakes…we ache from marathons…we remember the rain. Inside […]

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