Category Archive: Carole Edrich dance photography

Black and white image with two men dancing, one without a top, one is reaching sideways the other is gazing at him

OneTwoThreeOneTwo (Review)

A brief synopsis of an interpretation of flamenco by Albert Quesada and Zoltán Vakulya at Lilian Baylis, London.

Marc Zakian on photo-editing The Guide

One of the Guest Experts in our course Photography for journalism, Marc Zakian is editor of the Blue Badge Guide magazine The Guide. He is also a Blue Badge Guide, photographer and journalist who has contributed to a diverse range of national media including The Telegraph, Guardian and The Times. I talked to him about how he came to work with the magazine and how photographic images work within it.

Creating Photography for Journalism

Why I’ve created the modular online course ‘Photography for Journalism’ and where you can go to find out more.

Crop of Arts Foundation Futures invitation

Hip Hop at the Arts Foundation Futures

The Arts Foundation Futures Awards, hip hop, life and (what I’m taking as) more proof that DanceGRiST is needed.

two dancers, a black woman and white man stare agreesively at each other. He has a hand on her neck. She is bent away from him

Danube

My impressions of E14 Dance Company’s ‘Danube’, based on a rehearsal at Chisenhale Dance Space.

Image of two dancers, credit Josh Tomalin

Father Figurine: a quick review

I went to see Father Figurine a while ago at the Omnibus Theatre in London. I was going because I wanted to support the two performers in it – Isaac Ouro-Gnao and Tyrone… Continue reading →

a slightly tanned white woman lifts her chin and smiles at the photographer. In the background is a hard core bodybuilding gym.

Achievement unlocked: office sorted

For the first time since I had cancer ten years ago my office is tidy and clean. This post shares the joy and sets my hopes for 2019.

Popcity UK 2018, (c) Josh Rumbold. A man dancing, bent backwards with right arm stretchedf forward in relaxed fist. He has braids and his clothese are baggy. You can just about see the audience behind him and there is a logo on the floor, though from this angle you can't tell what it is

Want photojournalism experience at POPCITY?

Want to be paid to learn more about dance photography and multimedia dance journalism at a huge London-based event? Here’s your chance.

Underground Performance Photography with Alchemy

Opportunity to improve on a mentored evening