Snow and Rose reveals an intriguing glimpse of the creativity in lighting, sets and choreography to be expected from a Spark Youth Dance Company creation.
Month: September 2019
Inside the mind of Ashley Dougan and ‘Seeing Red’
Dance Writer speaks to choreographer and performer Ashley Dougan about Seeing...
Wakakirri – the story-dance challenge giving Australia’s youth a voice
Wakakirri, established in 1992, is Australia’s largest performing arts event for schools. Competitors perform an original three-to-seven minute ‘story dance’ that expresses an issue or story, often relating directly to the assortment of controversial topics that youth face within their communities.
What Am I Supposed To Do? (WAISTD)
Even before setting foot into the theatre, the audience is engaged and...
Flexibility in dance. What’s the fascia-nation?
Releasing fascia can be a key factor in the treatment of chronic aches and pains, injuries and restrictions. And, importantly for dancers, it improves flexibility and mobility.
Amanda Lever’s exploration of Body Acousmonium
Slow Twitch Collective is performing 'Body Acousmonium' at the 2019 Melbourne...
Eating for success: 10 simple ways to support your dancing with a healthy diet
Awareness and preparation are the key to a healthy diet that supports an active dance lifestyle. Here are some tips and tricks to help you eat restorative, nutritious and energizing food, and achieve your best outcome every day.
Entering entrepreneurship: Is it a battle worth fighting?
The day I launched my copywriting business was surreal. Weird. Nerve-wracking and exhilarating. After endless months of planning, branding discussions, studying, website building and social media creation, I nervously hit ‘publish’ on my website, shared my new Facebook page and waited.