http://proximity.slightly.net/podcast Interview and discussion around dance - particularly contact improvisation and other new dance practices. This podcast is produced alongside Proximity magazine - http://proximity.slightly.net - a print journal devoted to movement improvisation practices. Wed, 15 Apr 2009 05:40:38 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=4.1.41 2007-2009 dc@slightly.net (Proximity) dc@slightly.net (Proximity) posts 1440 dance, contact improvisation, choreography, community, contemporary, art, movement, performance podcast : interview - discussion - dance Interview and discussion around dance - particularly contact improvisation and other new dance practices. This podcast is produced alongside Proximity magazine - http://proximity.slightly.net - a print journal devoted to movement improvisation practices. Proximity Proximity dc@slightly.net No no http://proximity.slightly.net/podcast/wp-content/plugins/podpress/images/proximitypodcast_sm.gif http://proximity.slightly.net/podcast 144 144 http://proximity.slightly.net/podcast/?p=5 http://proximity.slightly.net/podcast/?p=5#comments Tue, 11 Dec 2007 10:51:09 +0000 http://proximity.slightly.net/podcast/?p=5 Continue reading lift off!]]> This first podcast is from an interview Joey Lehrer conducted with Martin Hughes and Fiona Cook, who founded and established Cecil Street Studio in 1997. Since that time they have supported its development into the current hub of Melbourne’s improvisational community. In early June, as they prepared to handover the studio’s operations to the newly formed committee Cecil’s Moving Body, Joey caught up with them to hear some stories from their past decade. This interview took place shortly after The Jolly Good Show – a special benefit concert put on for Cecil Street Studio by Cecil’s Moving Body.

]]> http://proximity.slightly.net/podcast/?feed=rss2&p=5 0 47:11 This first podcast is from an interview Joey Lehrer conducted with Martin Hughes and Fiona Cook, who founded and established Cecil Street Studio in 1997. ... This first podcast is from an interview Joey Lehrer conducted with Martin Hughes and Fiona Cook, who founded and established Cecil Street Studio in 1997. Since that time they have supported its development into the current hub of Melbournersquo;s improvisational community. In early June, as they prepared to handover the studiorsquo;s operations to the newly formed committee Cecilrsquo;s Moving Body, Joey caught up with them to hear some stories from their past decade. This interview took place shortly after The Jolly Good Show - a special benefit concert put on for Cecil Street Studio by Cecilrsquo;s Moving Body. Interviews Proximity no No