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In the meantime, enjoy some of our selected reads:
Bodies of Evidence: Sasha Portyannikova’s Political Dance
In a country where protest is a crime, the dancing body itself becomes a site of resistance. Choreographer and researcher Sasha Portyannikova documents how artists under impossible conditions continue to create despite all risks.
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Kala Keli: A Jungle Sanctuary of Movement and Play
Nestled in Goa’s jungles, Kala Keli is a dance retreat where movement becomes meditation. By day: contemporary, martial arts, and yoga in open-air studios. By night: bonfire circles and ecstatic beach dances. Here, rigor meets play and bodies remember their wild, joyful language.
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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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The Dance of Another: Dancing into oblivion in Luca Guadagnino’s Suspiria (2018)
By Danica van de Velde — Luca Guadagnino’s 2018 Suspiria weaponizes dance itself—where Argento’s original used daggers, Guadagnino’s pirouettes become instruments of destruction. Through Damien Jalet’s visceral choreography, every movement embodies both creative force and annihilation.
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— The ADM Team