The Church says: The body is a sin. Science says: The body is a machine. Advertising says: The body is a business. The body says: I am a fiesta. ~Eduardo Galeano I also love this quote from Pygmalion by George Bernard Shaw 'I will always be a flowergirl to Professor Higgins, because he will always treat me as a flower-girl and always will, but I will always be a lady to Colonel Pickering because he will always treat me as a lady and always will'. Question Are we products of how we are treated? Has our past, present and future been determined by that of others? If so, to what extent? AND When can we feel uninhibited, free and completely ourselves? What can allow us this? Is it our right? Would love to hear your answers or thoughts. Thanks.
Thank you for sending through Module 1 handbook for MA PP DTP. It has been really helpful reading the information required for the Module and I am now gathering together relevant evidence to support the Portfolio and thinking carefully about the way I learn and in turn teach. Mostly I feel I lean to the side of experimentation as when I stay on task with syllabus I can quickly become bored! It is of course necessary to stay on task but still I love exploring new choreographic opportunities and being spontaneous with this in class and including the childrens ideas and embracing this. I find sometimes the best work comes from spontaneity rather than careful planning. Also, I grow tired of seeing repetition in performance and 'copycat' performances with little unique choreographic content. I'm wondering how other teachers feel about the way they learn. I am not a watcher, but definitely a do-er?! Thank you to Adesola and Helen ...
Positive change Making the right choices for positive change. As a society that seems to be distanced from experience beyond the phone or laptop. How can we bring back communication on a human ‘felt’ level in the exposure of the Arts. Communication impacts well-being and we have more cases of loneliness isolation and disconnect, disillusionment. Dance and drama in a shared community can assist exchange of ideas and understanding of differences leading to a more open compassionate world. Needed even more now in light of films being made nominated for Oscars that represent another’s suffering and pain without the victims family’s consent. I refer to the James Bulger case and exploitation of the true event. How can work such as this be allowed to be produced? How can children be cast in such roles? And how can a renowned award system exhonorate this? Please sign the petition to bring about positive change. I am not an advocate of censorship, but this...
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