photo: Ludovic des Cognets Observing Zoi Dimitriou’s work You May! seemed like a surreal dream. Haunting and evocative, taunting the dichotomies of possibility and impossibility, Dimitriou uses dance, theatre, photography, sound, and video to create a multidisciplinary piece which asks… Read More »Review: You May!
Oftentimes the question: “Is dance the right vehicle for this concept?” pops up… (or is that just me?) Ask a dancer what makes dance special to them and you will almost always come up with an answer. Ask the same… Read More »A Few of My Thoughts…
It’s pretty easy to parallel Dance to a Rockstar. The big, romanticized view of the life they lead, the performing, the lack of money, the Capitalisation… and it’s easy to chase Dance as though it has Rockstar status – giving… Read More »Approaching Dance Like a Rockstar
photo: Eulanda Shead The partnership of Colin and Simon is a compelling one. Dissonant, aggressive, intellectual, caring and playful; the dichotomies that these two performers create forms an interesting and layered work; an experience for audiences to step into, reflect… Read More »Review: Because We Care
photo: Chris Nash Transitions Dance Company, the original postgraduate dance company for Trinity Laban Conservatoire, is a long-standing opportunity for young professionals to gain company experience and bridge the stressful gap between formal training and entry into the professional world.… Read More »Review: Transitions Dance Company