BOURNE TO DANCE: Matthew Bourne’s New Adventures Podcast…
April 13, 2021 Last updated:
April 13, 2021
Matthew Bourne’s New Adventures is delighted to announce their latest venture, BOURNE TO DANCE, a podcast that will be available via Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Amazon Music launching on International Dance Day, Thursday 29 April 2021.
BOURNE TO DANCE offers listeners an exclusive insight into the world of dance from a variety of perspectives. Each episode will see New Adventures Resident Artist, Paul Smethurst interview people with a passion for dance who occupy a variety of roles within New Adventures and beyond. The first episode, an interview with New Adventures Artistic Director Sir Matthew Bourne, will be available from Thursday 29 April 2021. Further episode dates and guests for the first series of Bourne To Dance below.
8:00 AM 4/13/2021
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Cathy Whitlock
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Courtesy of SCAD; Wayne Reich/Courtesy of School; Courtesy of SCAD; Angeliki Matsi/courtesy of Wimbledon College of Arts/UAL
Clockwise from far left: Veteran costume designer Ruth E. Carter in front of the SCAD exhibition “Afrofuturism in Costume Design”; a student at work in the costume shop at UNCSA; a performance of Little Women at SCAD; a costume design lineup by Wimbledon alum Angeliki Michaelidou Matsi.
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Image – iStockphoto: Pere Rubi
By Richard Charkin | @RCharkin
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Richard Charkin
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Includes nearly 1,000 new flats, a new tube station for the Northern Line, and two new university buildings