"Choreography in Focus" with Heidi Latsky
Heidi Latsky talks about our perceptions of non-perfect bodies and what she learned from Bill T. Jones and Arnie Zane.
Heidi Latsky talks about our perceptions of non-perfect bodies and what she learned from Bill T. Jones and Arnie Zane.
Alex Ketley, director of SF-based company The Foundry, explains why failure is a good thing, and why he teaches a class called “Hot Mess.”
Lar Lubovitch explains his need for “excellent dancers” and if his work has no transitions—or is all transitions.
Like her work, Camille A. Brown is sweet, funky, and socially aware.
The visionary Noémie Lafrance talks about the “hint cards” she gives to her audience.
Darrell Grand Moultrie on what would make him freak out and how he approaches commercial work.
Helen Pickett discusses why are there so few women choreographers in ballet and what William Forsythe called “the Helen Pickett Sandwich.”
Nicolo Fonte on whether audience approval should influence choreographers.
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