I’ve been doing some reading on happiness. I guess you could call it a self-motivated happiness project. I didn’t start it because I was unhappy, rather I felt like I was getting into a rather negative habit of self sabotage.… Read More »Happiness and Self Sabotage
Collaborating can be a tricky business, but an artistically endearing one too. I’ve always enjoyed the transformative ability it gives you; the outlet to see into another artist’s world, to understand their way of thinking and perceiving the influences around… Read More »The Wrapping Project
It seems we do possess a vivid imagination after all, and watching a Made by Katie Green performance is enough to convince you of that. Our mind is able to fill in the blanks, jump to conclusions, empathise with the… Read More »Review: “Matters of Life and Death”
Wendy Huston, Judith Mackrell… dancers, choreographers, and critics alike are despairing over the pressures to write a performance review on the basis of a star system – being overly critical, and genuinely biased toward good/bad. It was a point Huston… Read More »Reviewing dance
Have you ever found a way you can maintain good technique? Technique is a large umbrella to talk about, but one that is fundamental to a dancer. It is the basis of movement – navigating it in a way that… Read More »To Learn, to Forget