Showing posts with label dance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dance. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 23, 2010

Spectacle Or Spectator, Visual Art or Dance

Move: Choreographing You
Is it art or is it dance? Leave your heels at home and explore an unusual new exhibition that will really get you moving
First things first: put your bags in the cloakroom. That's not overofficiousness, just practical advice. And leave your heels at home, too. Because this is not your usual stand-and-stare, quietly-stroke-chin sort of exhibition. This one only comes to life at all if you, the viewer, get involved.
On at the Southbank Center in London

Sunday, August 8, 2010

Turf Dancing

These guys are great to watch, could do it for hours.


This one, the dancing is less ... tight? But I like the way they shot it.

Monday, April 19, 2010

Dance Atlas

From Southbank Centre...

"Dance Atlas. The World's Dance Map.

Dance Atlas is a brand new user-generated website to create a world map of dance. To make your mark and help us fill it, we want you to create your own signature dance move, video it, upload your vid and pinpoint where you're from on our world map for everyone else to see.

Famous choreographer and Artistic Director of Protein Dance, Luca Silvestrini, will select your best moves from the map and create five new and unique routines which will be performed by thousands of people at the huge Big World Dance event in London on July 10th."

Monday, March 22, 2010

Dancing on Cloud 9

Cool event happening at Sadler's Wells Theatre in London! I love that place.

"Inspired by the work of the Surrealist artist Magritte, Aracaladanza’s new work, Clouds, is a dance production for audiences aged 4 to 104! In this 50 minute show a cast of eight dancers create a magical world of moving objects, marionettes and dream-like imagery – wildly imaginative and packed full of energy."

Click Here for the clip

Tuesday, January 12, 2010

The new fitness craze is...

... ballet!

See Guardian article.

Crazy talent

forward to 2:15, he's freaking tap dancing on rollar skates.