Dance Or Die

Anything and everything about different types of the most used art form :: Dance. Nothing here belongs to us, unless stated otherwise or we have the watermark || signature on.

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peyton-heitz​ asked: Makenzi Lauritzen or Mackenzie Auger?

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Performed by: Roy Aati, Jermaine Dean, Falencie Filipo, Akashi Fisiinaua, Jacob Tamata, Darren Taniue, and Jaycee Tanuvasa

Number: “The Voguing Dance Scene in New Zealand”

Style: Voguing

From: VICE Asia (2018)

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Aya Sato Workshop

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Modern Vogue.

These two are Queens.

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Marianela Nunez | Complete trust between her & her partner. She uses her body in such a way that you feel like this is how Ballet is meant to look…Like she is reaching her maximum abilities and squeezing every inch of movement and expression from each step. ❤️

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“I come from a favela in Brazil. I am black. I have a poor family. Yet, despite all those odds, I became a ballerina. I had to get by on my own [upon arriving in New York at the age of 19 on a full scholarship to the Dance Theatre of Harlem]. That’s when I grew up and learned to appreciate what my parents taught me. I’m not here [at Dance Theatre of Harlem] because I’m poor. I’m here because of my dancing.” —Ingrid Silva

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Viviane Araújo irá representar Maria Padilha no desfile da escola de samba Acadêmicos do Salgueiro!

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Brazilian samba.

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Natalia Osipova in Swan Lake (Royal Ballet) 

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Don’t know who to credit this to, but it’s beautiful!

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Batsheva Dance Company - Sadeh21

By Ohad Naharin In collaboration with Batsheva Dance Company dancers, 2010/2011 season. Performed by 18 Batsheva - the Young Ensemble dancers.

The piece is dedicated to Noa EshkolNoa Eshkol (1924-2007) Creator of the Eshkol-Wachman Movement Method and Notation

read more: https://batsheva.co.il/en/repertory?open=sadeh21

Review by Jana Perkovic:

“Sadeh” means field: as in field of study, of action. Ohad Naharin’s new choreography for Batsheva is composed of 21 segments, each of which seem to introduce a different way of … well, certainly moving. But also an entire way of being in the world.

Sadeh1 consists only of solos: bendy, rubbery bodies, as if reacting to external forces with elastic feedback. Sadeh3 is marked by a woman walking around the dancers, her whole body contorted in an extremely strange waddle. Sadeh 5 is the most distinctive: a groovy music number begins with female dancers snapping their fingers in unison, soon launching into a rather masculine rendition of club dancing. They are joined by figures in elegant, feathery strapless dresses: the male dancers.

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WORLD ORDER- MISSING BEAUTY

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Lucia Lacarra in Lady of the Camellias

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