These notes reflect on my experience of learning Trio A, alongside my research with Amy Voris as part of my ongoing enquiry into the nature of self-choreography.
Category: Creative Process
What does it mean to ‘self-choreograph’?
There’s a great quote in an interview with Philip Decoufle where, asked about his solo work, he states: “There is … More
Becoming Interested
My account of working with Rosalind Crisp: finding purpose and just dancing.
Solo Choreography: What’s the Wizard?
“If we walk far enough,” says Dorothy, “we shall sometime come to someplace.” ― L. Frank Baum, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz … More
Being-With-Alone
The question I’ve been asking myself recently is this: Where does my work fit? And the reason for the question … More
Words for Dancing
“This is one text in an ongoing series; to find a way of writing which though coming from ideas is … More
Choreographic, Choreography, Composition
What is the difference between choreography and choreographic? At the end of last year, frustrated by the lack of opportunities, … More
The Elephant in the Room
Last night I watched / played / participated in what is undoubtedly the best immersive theatre work I have ever … More
Not Knowing
Over the last couple of months I have committed myself to a weekly solo practice session. I spend three hours … More
Outwarding
Today is the final day of my residency at Dance City in Newcastle. Well, technically it’s “tomorrow” because I’m cheating … More