Ballet Punk

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I'm moving this!

I decided to move Balletpunk here: http://ballet-punk.tumblr.com/

See you!

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Don’t Drop That Arabesque by Drew Berry

This is simply amazing 

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So, that happened.

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SHE LOOKS SO OLD

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Danse Macabre of Weimar, the Albertina Rasch Dancers

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A beast Monsters & Madonnas: A Book of Methods William Mortensen San Francisco: Camera Craft Publishing Co., 1936.

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OH MY GOD I DO THIS SO MUCH!! i pretend my leg is a gun

pew pew

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:)

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Royal Flux rehearsal

Jaci Royal

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https://www.facebook.com/RoyalFluxDance

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by msftrish on We Heart It - http://weheartit.com/entry/105971650

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Karole Armitage

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Karole Armitage - Three Theories, 2010

OMFG, there is a ballet about relativity, quantum mechanics and string theory! This is so neat!

"Like the universe, Karole Armitage's new work, "Three Theories," begins with the Big Bang.

"It's an unleashing of forces hurtling into space," says Armitage, and it gives rise to three sections of dance inspired by three explanations of the physical world"

Find out more here: http://www.timesunion.com/news/article/Karole-Armitage-s-Three-Theories-finds-a-muse-568340.php

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I’m not so interested in how they move as in what moves them.

Pina Bausch (via poetryinmotionus)

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Pina Bausch | Expressionist Modern Dance

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Pina Bausch Rites of Spring / Sacre du Printemps, gif taken from Wi Wenders Film "Pina" 2011

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Anna Kisselgoff American Dance Festival

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Dairakudakan onstage at ADF, 1982 Photo: Jay Anderson

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La métamorphose du papillon

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A Butterfly’s Metamorphosis (1904), a very short early film (1 minute, 23 seconds) by Gaston Velle (1872-1948), from Pathé Brothers Company. Originally titled La métamorphose du papillon, the film shows a caterpillar turning into a butterfly and the butterfly morphing into a woman.

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