Interviews
Glide and the Rewriting of Movement: Interview with Oktawia Ścibior & Samory Ba
Paris-based dance artists Oktawia Ścibior and Samory Ba on glide, crutches, and the virtuosity of the minimal. Interview by Greta Pieropan.
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Wilma Casal on Ancestral Shadows, Graham Technique, Butoh, and Screendance
From a childhood discovery of Martha Graham on VHS to a cross-cultural collaboration with Butoh master Akihito Ichihara, Wilma Casal explores how ancestral weight lives in the body.
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Choreographer Sofia Greben Tracks Migration Through Muscle Memory in "kösh"
Ahead of the premiere of kösh, Hamburg-based dance artist Sofia Greben breaks down her somatic practice, club culture influences, and the concept of nomadic movement.
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Aneta Parpouli on Flora & Oizys, a Dance Performance Built From Greek Myth and Depression
Filmmaker and choreographer Aneta Parpouli discusses how an obscure figure from Hesiod's Theogony became the framework for a multimedia dance performance exploring modern mental health.
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Against the Grain: How Mohsin Babar is Reclaiming Pakistani Dance After Decades of Neglect
"Dance chose me long before I chose dance." Choreographer Mohsin Babar on reclaiming Pakistani performance culture after decades of systemic neglect.
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Rose Barbantan on What It Takes to Live in New York as a Dancer
What seven years in New York looks like, and what it asks of you
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The Spectre and the Shih Tzu: Conversation with Gabriel Semerene
On dance floors lost and found, queer Palestine, languages that carry whole worlds, the slow burn of academia, and Mei, a blind Shih Tzu who knows more about love than most of us ever will.
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From Minuets to Algorithms: Conversation with Katja Vaghi
The Swiss-Italian dance scholar on Baroque notation, digital bodies, and finding wabi-sabi in a hectic life.
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Continual Becoming: Alina Belyagina on Performativity, Collapse, and Feminist Dramaturgy
From West Siberia to Munich, Alina Belyagina has turned periphery into method. Her new work fuses vogue and Slavic folk dance to explore how bodies migrate between traditions and carry memories that discourse hasn't yet mapped.
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Zoë Bastin’s Dance with the Ocean’s Force in "The Break"
By Leila Lois — On Williamstown Beach, Zoe Bastin stages a choreography of defiance and endurance, where the waves echo the body’s refusal to be contained.
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A Match Made in Heaven: Conversation with Benjamin Hurley and Scott Elstermann
By Leila Lois — Mirror worlds, celestial themes, and tongue-in-cheek queerness collide as two dance artists create, Scenarios, their most ambitious collaboration yet.