De-Apart-Hate: Mamela Nyamza

Mamela Nyamza’s production entitled De-Apart-Hate (2016) is a moving performance steeped in powerful symbolism. This piece that follows a deeply Continue reading →

Thoughts on Ballet, UCT School of Dance and Choreopolitics.

I read something on Facebook the same day that Trump happened to me. Drump. Hump. Lump. Slump. Lots of other Continue reading →

A Choreographer’s Guide to the Internet: Links, Dance, Movement and the Interweb.

I love the internet despite the fact that it’s completely full of shit. There are a lot of blogs and Continue reading →

Siva (Seven): Luyanda Sidiya

The only thing I enjoy more than watching dance, is watching dance with a posse of dancer friends. It was Continue reading →

How Philly Moves – JJ Tiziou

Is this really my first post for 2015? Shocking. But not shocking. Amongst scrambling for rent, I’ve been quite busy working Continue reading →

La Chance: Loïc Touzé

This post is based on mostly on a memory. I watched this dance right at the beginning of the year. I remember, Continue reading →

Floor of the Forest: Trisha Brown

Floor of the Forest was choreographed by Trisha Brown in 1970. I have never seen the work live, but I Continue reading →

Objects & Dance: Mechanical Principles

I am currently living with two artists, both sculptors. They keep taking me to things like paper mache workshops on Continue reading →