Katie Green has been the one to start me thinking about grants and funding. It’s often an inevitable path for the dancer, a path I’ve (for some reason) been reluctant to take. Green, after studying English at Cambridge University, went… Read More »Monday’s Mentor: Katie Green
What can I say about one of the choreographic giants of the UK? Well, to meet him, Shechter seems a very decisive, polite and driven man. He knows what he wants, and undoubtedly this pervades his dance life – a… Read More »Monday’s Mentor: Hofesh Shechter
Ah yes, another Aussie Mentor. What can I say…?… it’s Christmas and I’m the sentimental sort. Phillip Adams is a very quirky and compelling character. Larger than life in a lot of ways, he also has a strong sense of… Read More »Monday’s Mentor: Phillip Adams
I’m beginning to look to London for more inspiration. Here’s a dance artist that caught my eye: Eleanor Sikorski. Sikorski is a London born dance artist – a choreographer, performer and improviser. Eleanor’s choreographic endeavours are part of her ongoing… Read More »Monday’s Mentor: Eleanor Sikorski
“Following Lynn Shapiro into the heart of her dances is a little like the trip through the overgrown forest to find Sleeping Beauty. Ms. Shapiro has a strong but understated sense of theater and, a rare gift, a feeling of… Read More »Monday’s Mentor: RIP Lynn Shapiro