Movement that speaks to your being
Why you shouldn’t miss Obibini, on for one night at the Lilian Baylis Theatre, Saddler’s Wells next Thursday.
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Six Serious Reasons to See Scratch Dat
Rather than not blog at all, I’ve decided to try to use these posts to give you some context to some of the things I’m doing, filling in gaps where I feel they… Continue reading
Guerreras, Ella Mesma’s Wild Card
Impressions of Guerreras, Ella Mesma at the Lilian Baylis Theatre
Photo story: Obibini
Images with words created as part of coverage of Obibini
Breakin’ Convention – my review
The whole piece on Breakin’ Convention as originally written.
From Artists4Artists to Artists4Growth: What the Artists think
As we look forward to Artists4Growth we hear how the participants felt during last year’s Artists4Artists event, the first in the series.
Let us keep the dance of rain…
The quote I’ve chosen this week; ‘Let us keep the dance of rain our fathers kept and tread our dreams beneath the jungle sky’ is from Arnaud (Arna) Wendell Bontemps (1902-1973). He and… Continue reading
Popin’ Pete’s Pop Shop and the Summer of Love
I’ve just filed a piece on The Bridge and Popin’ Pete’s Pop Shop with LondonDance.com. Big Up (as they say) to Kate Scanlan and team from Scanners Inc for providing what was a… Continue reading
Dance image representing feracious on #wordymonday
Today’s #wordymonday word is feracious, which I found on the wonderful luciferous logolepsy site. Apparently it means productive of good results or fruitful. At the moment I’m swinging between pleasantly productive and about… Continue reading
Reflecting on Unwritten by OneYouthDancer
I selected this photograph because the movement is clear and I love the young dancer’s expression. It’s the first in a series of shots I took some time ago at One Youth Dance.… Continue reading