Terpsichore: Voices in Dance
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About
Named after the Greek goddess of dance and chorus and also an allusion to historian Sally Banes’ seminal book on postmodern dance “Terpsichore in Sneakers,” Terpsichore is a podcast celebrating dancers, choreographers, and bodies in motion. Curated and hosted by dance critic and writer Emily May, Terpsichore interviews leading voices from the dance industry about their lives, careers, and the artists that have inspired them.
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Recent episodes
- Episode 36: Choreographer Léa Tirabasso on why questions are more important than answers
- Episode 35: Visual artist Megan Rooney on the dance between paint and movement
- Episode 34: Ballet Zurich director Cathy Marston choreographs new perspectives on old narratives
- Episode 33: South African choreographer Robyn Orlin on the importance of not forgetting history
- Episode 32: South Korean dance icon Eun Me Ahn on movement, colour, curiosity, and fantasy
- Episode 31: UK-based choreographer Jasmin Vardimon on 25 years of bold, theatrical storytelling
- Episode 30: Paris-based choreographer Leila Ka on exploring femininity through dance and dresses
- Episode 29: Glasgow-based disabled artist Claire Cunningham on choreographing care
- Episode 28: Tanztheater Wuppertal's Malou Airaudo on living through dance
- Episode 27: Brazilian choreographer Lia Rodrigues on being an artist and a citizen
