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Dance Futures

Dance Futures

Ruth Pethybridge

In this podcast, professional 'dance-geek' Dr Ruth Pethybridge speaks with independent dance artists about their artistic practice, the role of dance in thier lives and how to manifest a future in which dance is part of all of our everyday lives.

26 - Dances of Resistance with Anno Bolender and Marilia Coelho
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  • 26 - Dances of Resistance with Anno Bolender and Marilia Coelho

    In this first of three special episodes with the cohort of the MA Dance Participation,Communities,Activism I discuss how dance can be part of the solution to the global and local issues we face with artists Anno Bolender based in Germany and Marilia Coelho from Brazil.

    Tue, 19 Mar 2024 - 49min
  • 25 - Dancing with Discomfort - Stuart Waters

    In this LAST episode of series three I had the pleasure of chatting to Stuart Waters about his work Queer Collisions, and how his neurodiversity informs his practice. We spoke about identity and tokenism and how to bring all of yourself to a rehearsal process as a performer or facilitator and how we need more cushions but not to get tooooo comfortable...

    Tue, 11 Jul 2023 - 1h 07min
  • 24 - New Beginnings with Taos Berttrand

    In this episode we discuss Taos' new work 'Brutal Syntax' commissioned as part of Meltdown festival - we explore the relationship between dance and language and I have a fan girl moment about their work with Christine and the Queens. They refuse the title of trailblazer as we find the words to talk about process and the materiality of bodies in their work...

    Taos performance explores the boundaries of popular culture and brings an eclectic mix of influences to the contemporary dance scene. Brutal Syntax premieres on 14th June and is not to be missed!



    Mon, 05 Jun 2023 - 1h 03min
  • 23 - Kindling with Cecilia Macfarlane

    In this episode I talk with Cecilia Macfarlane about the roots and branches of her long career in the Community Dance sector and about what it takes to keep the fires burning, why she still performs and how gender differences have influenced progression in the young people she teaches. I also do some geeking with the book by my bedside currently which is called 'Dance your way home: A journey through the dance-floor' by Emma Warren.


    You can also check out the resource book created by Cecilia and Ruth - 'Any Age, Any Body, Any Dance' via the People Dancing website.

    Tue, 25 Apr 2023 - 1h 23min
  • 22 - Graduate Special with Keira Sanderson & Boon Wongpaisan

    In the February edition I had the treat of speaking with two of my recent graduates from Falmouth University's Dance & Choreography course about thier life post graduation and working internationally, we discuss navigating social media as an artist and how to make friends with imposter syndrome. 

    Sat, 18 Feb 2023 - 50min
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