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Words by Amelia Langas. I planned on getting to the performance right when it began, but after a train delay at Penn Station, I arrived towards the end of my slotted entrance time, about fifty minutes into Sweat Variant’s three-hour durational piece my tongue is a blade. The night before, a friend had excitedly told me about the performance duo’s let slip, hold sway, presente...


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Words by Georgia Howlett. U N S I L E N C E D by Rieckhof-Silva Collective Sound travels to us from a distance, as if we are in a cave. Choreographer and performer Moyra Ceclia Silva Rodríguez, one half of Rieckhof-Silva Collective, is a black hooded figure made visible at first by the shell-like butter beans and rainbow ribbons on her wrists and calves. Cautious yet expansiv...


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Words by Georgia Howlett. STILL BLIND, LET ME SEE by Noah Meteau STILL BLIND, LET ME SEE is slick and sultry. Four dancers impeccably dressed in Chinese silk and suits slink between two tables to curious, plucky strings. Casual indoor smoking, a rotary phone and a typewriter fling us back through time. Visually akin to the film from which it is inspired, Wong Kaw-Wai’s In the...


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The impact of dance on the health of our population cannot be underestimated. Dance has a positive impact on our mental, physical and social health, with 1 in 5 adults participating in dance classes and 95% of adults saying that dance improves their physical health (97% for mental health). There are many brilliant dance-health-based programmes across the UK created by freelan...


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Last week, dancer and choreographer Phoebe Lindenbach premiered her new film SHE KNOWS, which puts a spotlight on violence against women. The film, captured by King Cat Productions, uses the white walls of a dance studio to lay bare the terrible fact: 1 in 3 women experience either physical or sexual violence in their lifetime. Featuring white costumes by Genevieve LaValle, S...


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