Romeo and Julien 1pm, Sunday 16th October 2016 Seven Arts, Chapel Allerton My other half, Ben, has had limited exposure to the words of Shakespeare and the medium of contemporary dance. Although, this lack of exposure is not through his distaste of both forms I have taken it upon myself, as a lover of both, … Continue reading A Review of Romeo & Julien
Two weekends ago I was lucky enough to review Yorkshire Dance‘s Juncture Festival as part of the young blogger’s scheme. Not only was the prospect of seeing dance and art not readily available in Leeds appealing, but the free tickets and ability to have my reviews published was very attractive. Here are the links to my … Continue reading #YoungJuncture
I often wonder about the audience when I go and see a dance piece. Are they primarily people involved in the dance industry? Aspiring young dancers and their parents being pulled along with them? Or people completely new to the art form, who thought, hell I’m going to watch Richard Alston Dance Company on Friday night, … Continue reading Appreciation in the Nation
I am a self-confessed Hofesh Shechter obsessive. Sparked primarily by my involvement in the U.Dance Ensemble, a youth dance company of which he was the artistic director, I find myself in a position where as soon as someone mentions his name I am unequivocally alert. Being able to witness and participate in his creative process … Continue reading and there’ll be sun, sun, sun
A half lit smoky stage, dissected by lights that box in the dancers. A mirror like quality, that creates a beautiful ghosting. Fluidity, indeed an efficacy of fluidity underpins the double bill. Impeccable timing and intense clarity of movement that bonds all four dancers in both unison and contact work with undeniable emotive power. Goddard … Continue reading Company Chameleon- Pictures We Make |Thursday 10th October 2013
