We’ve all been there: you’re a professional dancer or a student in a dance academy, and you don’t feel inspired anymore. You do the same movements over and over again, the choreographies bore you, you don’t feel like dancing… We…
The studio is a controlled environment. It is where you learn choreography, repeat combinations, correct technique, and refine timing. The stage, however, is a completely different space. Lighting changes perception. The audience adds pressure. Adrenaline affects breath and muscle control….
Being musical is being able to understand, internalize, and then use the music to influence your dance movement. That is more than keeping the beat. It is about feeling the music, understanding its composition, identifying the emotional nuances of the…
Movement vocabulary is what a dancer has in their tool box to draw upon and connect in order to choreograph. To use a writing analogy, if an author doesn’t have a large vocabulary, their sentences will either be very short,…
