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(Book)British Dance: Black Routes re-examines the distinctive contributions made to British dance by dancers who are Black. Covering the period 1946 to the present, it presents a radical re-reading of dancers and their companies, ...
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(Article)This article, written to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the foundation of People Dancing, outlines the debt those working in participatory and community dance today owe to the pioneers of community dance in the UK.
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(Presentation)'Hercules' is a dance performance which toured to large scale theatre venues in the UK in 2015. The cast consisted of six professional performers and three groups of dancers drawn from community and educational organisations ...
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(Working Paper)Festivals are a ubiquitous feature of contemporary Western society, yet their production processes remain largely unexplored. Why do some festivals thrive whilst others limp along and yet more run for a year or so then ...
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(Other)In the latest of her regular drawing columns, artist Louise Clarke divulges how links between the Moon, menstruation and mark making were instrumental in forging her art practice.
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(Musical Score)The Cape Jeremy Affair is an experimental music theatre composition for 2 musicians and 2 laptop computers. It is created from a text: a 1969 sledge report from the British Antarctic Survey that described an arduous, and ...
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(Image)Louise Clarke's regular drawing column is almost literally that, a column of books, currently in her studio each of them about, obliquely referencing or tangentially inspirational toward drawings that she is currently ...
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(Other)This publication by Fermynwoods Contemporary Arts collates a range of artists lead complementary education workshops as part of their pedagogical programme. Over the course of the 2015-2016 academic year, 18 Key Stage 3 ...
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(Article)Between September 2008 and February 2009, a cohort of third year Drama Studies undergraduates at De Montfort University (DMU) in the UK adapted and then performed ‘The Seven Streams of the River Ota’ by Robert Lepage and ...
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(Book chapter)This chapter explores how after years of neglect and persecution China has now rehabilitated festivals and given them a new role in contemporary society. The case study focus's on the place of festivals in the coastal city ...
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