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This Awesome Dancer Proves You Shouldn't Judge A Book By Its Cover.

This Awesome Dancer Proves You Shouldn’t Judge A Book By Its Cover.

When Whitney Way Thore was young she loved to dance. She always had a passion for music and dance, so she grew up to become a radio producer. She stopped dancing, though. Over the years, she began to gain weight. Her weight stripped away her self confidence and she was miserable.

Then, she learned she had polycystic ovarian syndrome. Her 200lb weight gain was a part of her life she didn’t want…

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This Awesome Dancer Proves You Shouldn't Judge A Book By Its Cover.

This Awesome Dancer Proves You Shouldn’t Judge A Book By Its Cover.

When Whitney Way Thore was young she loved to dance. She always had a passion for music and dance, so she grew up to become a radio producer. She stopped dancing, though. Over the years, she began to gain weight. Her weight stripped away her self confidence and she was miserable. Then, she learned she had polycystic ovarian syndrome. Her 200lb weight gain was a part of her life she didn’t want to…

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This Awesome Dancer Proves You Shouldn't Judge A Book By Its Cover.

This Awesome Dancer Proves You Shouldn’t Judge A Book By Its Cover.

When Whitney Way Thore was young she loved to dance. She always had a passion for music and dance, so she grew up to become a radio producer. She stopped dancing, though. Over the years, she began to gain weight. Her weight stripped away her self confidence and she was miserable. Then, she learned she had polycystic ovarian syndrome. Her 200lb weight gain was a part of her life she didn’t want to…

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This Awesome Dancer Proves You Shouldn't Judge A Book By Its Cover.

This Awesome Dancer Proves You Shouldn’t Judge A Book By Its Cover.

When Whitney Way Thore was young she loved to dance. She always had a passion for music and dance, so she grew up to become a radio producer. She stopped dancing, though. Over the years, she began to gain weight. Her weight stripped away her self confidence and she was miserable.

Then, she learned she had polycystic ovarian syndrome. Her 200lb weight gain was a part of her life she didn’t want to…

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This Awesome Dancer Proves You Shouldn't Judge A Book By Its Cover.

This Awesome Dancer Proves You Shouldn’t Judge A Book By Its Cover.

When Whitney Way Thore was young she loved to dance. She always had a passion for music and dance, so she grew up to become a radio producer. She stopped dancing, though. Over the years, she began to gain weight. Her weight stripped away her self confidence and she was miserable.

Then, she learned she had polycystic ovarian syndrome. Her 200lb weight gain was a part of her life she didn’t want…

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This Awesome Dancer Proves You Shouldn't Judge A Book By Its Cover.

This Awesome Dancer Proves You Shouldn’t Judge A Book By Its Cover.

When Whitney Way Thore was young she loved to dance. She always had a passion for music and dance, so she grew up to become a radio producer. She stopped dancing, though. Over the years, she began to gain weight. Her weight stripped away her self confidence and she was miserable.

Then, she learned she had polycystic ovarian syndrome. Her 200lb weight gain was a part of her life she didn’t want…

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An idea formed today...

So, remember I know jack shit about electronics or computers. It's a miracle I can even use tumblr. I want to create a dance show, where the performers all wear special black zentai suits. The back drop is black, the floor is covered in black tiles. There are sensors on the front and back of the stage. Each front sensor is designed to pick up the positioning of the dancers and how they are oriented, signaling the suits to create colored, LED outlines of the people as they move. LEDs in the backdrop also react to the movements, creating effects to enhance the movements. Each step on the floor lights the tiles. The dancer is the creator of a fireworks display, a storm, a painting. The choreographer gives them the brush. Use dancers of differing body shapes and physical ability to create new and intriguing patterns. How would wheelchairs, canes, crutches and walkers affect the tiles? The outlines? The backdrop? What about fatter or thinner dancers? Amputees? I know the tiles exist, but how far are we from making the rest of this a reality?