One Good Quote: “From One to Many” Online Performance (May 2, 2020)

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In Fall 2017, Life as a Modern Dancer launched a new concept for post-performance discussion and writing. The goals are multi-fold:

  • What are new ways to invite post-performance writing (since so few publications now print dance reviews, and there are fewer and fewer dance critics in the United States)?
  • How can choreographers hear and read more from audience members about their impressions and experiences of dance events?
  • Can we offer new mechanisms for choreographers to gather language about their work, to further their work and to promote their work? 

The premise is simple. If you experienced From One to Many: Six Solos Shared through Shawl-Anderson Dance Center (May 2, 2020), please take a few minutes to leave a comment. Write down images, impressions, appreciations, and questions from the performance. These can be words, phrases, or a few sentences. 

We thank you for your time, support, and thoughtfulness. Here's to more dialogue, more reflection, and more writing on the dance performance experience. As choreographer Mariah Steele noted, we are "democratizing dance criticism."

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One response to “One Good Quote: “From One to Many” Online Performance (May 2, 2020)”

  1. Fences, walls, boxes, bodies limited and leaving. Delicious and differently ‘owned’ spaces. Intimate wandering through homes, singularity, and invisible felt webs. The beauty of solo. Truly solo without others. The vulnerability in that. Meaning. Inspiration for self. We matter. Even invisibly visible. Indivisible.

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