Dec 13, 2021
Jesse Fraser - Ballett Zürich - photo by Carlos Quezada, The Male Dancer Project
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Jesse Fraser - Ballett Zürich - photo by Carlos Quezada, The Male Dancer Project
Sujung Lim and Jesse Fraser | Ballet Zurich
Photo by Gregory Bartadon
Jesse Fraser, Matteo Crockard-Villa, Alexander McGowan, Özkan Ayik, Robert Robinson, and Louis Stiens in Roman Novitzky’s Are you as big as me? (Stuttgart Ballet)
Jesse Fraser - Ballett Zürich - photo by PhotoMaeder
Jesse Fraser - Ballett Zürich - photo by Carlos Quezada, The Male Dancer Project
Jesse Fraser - Ballett Zürich - photo by Carlos Quezada, The Male Dancer Project
Jesse Fraser - Ballett Zürich - photo by Karen Glass
Jesse Fraser - Ballett Zürich - photo by Jos Schmid
«For me, dancing means connectedness with a deeper sense of self. I find its ephemeral nature, especially on stage, draws many parallels to the fleeting quality of life. I love the challenge that it presents to both the dancer and the audience. I also love how the spectrum of dance allows for the most radical forms of self and collective expression, the essence of which I believe to be something tactile; something that needs to be seen live and felt in order to be fully appreciated.»