Episode 25: Cassa Pancho MBE
Cassa Pancho founded Ballet Black in 2001 after graduating from professional dance training and was one of the first dancers and choreographers in the company. Her initial goal was to provide role models to young, aspiring Black and Asian dancers. A year later, she opened the Ballet Black Junior Sc…
The Healing Power of Buildings: Architectural Technology for Health with Ann Vanner FCIAT and Richard Alston MCIAT | 008
Welcome to Where it's AT | the Architectural Technology Podcast
In this episode we explore the relationship between architectural technology and health. With guest speakers Ann Vanner FCIAT from Healing Buildings and Richard Alston MCIAT from Alston and Donnelly Architecture, the discussion covers …
Siobhan Davies
Siobhan Davies explains to the dance critic Alastair Macaulay her initial engagement with dance in the 1960s. She talks about how she began as an art student, fascinated by the act of drawing, particularly in charcoal, and then started taking dance classes with the Contemporary Dance Group. She was…
452 - How Can Dance Be a Form of Resistance And Reflection? Dam Van Huynh
Dam Van Huynh graduated from the renown Boston Conservatory at Berklee (USA) and has worked as a performer with various internationally recognized premiere dance companies and choreographers including The Nevada Ballet (USA), Merce Cunningham (USA), Portugal’s Companhia de Dança Contemporânea – CeD…
EP: 11 "Navigating life as a Choreographer with Sir Richard Alston" | Candid Convos with Jona Dance
Let's talk about it...Welcome to Candid Convos with Jona Dance, a new seasonal podcast where we discuss anything and everything related to the contemporary dance industry here in the UK. Hosted by founder and artistic director of Jona Dance, Monique Jonas. We welcome guests from the industry to joi…
ResDance Series 9: Episode 5: Being stubbornly curious with Dam Van Huynh
ResDance Series 9: Episode 5: Being stubbornly curious with Dam Van Huynh
In this episode, Dam reflects on his background and experiences as a dancer and choreographer, grounding our conversation in his life journey as a child refugee who fled Vietnam with his family. He shares how these lived exp…
Richard Alston
The distinguished choreographer and director Richard Alston explains to Alastair Macaulay, how, as a teenager, he was entranced by watching ballet. After studying fine art, he began working on the Martha Graham technique with what became the London Contemporary Dance Theatre. He eventually found th…
ResDance Series 10: Episode 7: Participation and Person-Centred Practice at English National Ballet with Laura Harvey
ResDance Series 10: Episode 7: Participation and Person-Centred Practice at English National Ballet with Laura Harvey
In this episode, Laura reflects on her journey throughdance, sharing how her background and experiences continue to shape her artistic practice today. Exploring themes of connectio…
Free Thinking - Flora Thompson & Ruins
Richard Mabey discusses his biography of Flora Thompson, author of Lark Rise to Candleford, and choreographer Richard Alston joins Anne McElvoy on the eve of Radio 3's Ravel Day. Plus there’s a discussion about the ongoing fascination with ruins; whether a picturesque castle ruin glimpsed through t…
Richard Alston
Choreographer Richard Alston chooses 'Sous Le Ciel De Paris' by Yves Montand and 'Lest Sexy' by Shantel.
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