The art of dancing

[Karl Rand]

Ok, fun but so often I wish there was more interaction between the dancers rather than a
spreadout chorus line choreography. Much of Yanis Marshall's work  to my eyes has
the same problem.

[Karl Rand]

Now for a bit of high camp  - - - - -

[Karl Rand]

Speaking of chorus lines  - - -

[LONDONER]

Mathew Bourne's 'Dorian Grey'
Shame about the ”˜music’ . At times like somebodies front door bell stuck on repeat.

 
I have gone off Matthew Bourne.  I saw his version of “Swan Lake” that was brilliant and original but since then, in my opinion, he has gone down and down.  I saw his version of “the greatest love story ever told” (Romeo & Juliet) that he set in a psychiatric hospital and in which (offstage) Juliet was raped.  He has his limitations as a choreographer and in his version of R&J he used elements of breakdance.  I also saw “Dorian Grey” and was singularly unimpressed.

[Karl Rand]

[Karl Rand]

To my eyes this comes across most of the time as a chorus line for two or a long and tedious courtship that’s never consummated.
The vacuous, repetitive music doesn’t help.

[Karl Rand]

Giorgio Borghes ( Charles Thomas 0 & James Ruston ( Henry ward ) sing the original gay love song duet Forbidden Love about the arrest & 5 jail terms that kicked of Uk Stonewall as told in this highly acclaimed new play & book Liberty that for first time with drama and songs tells the true story of how the UK LGBTQ Civil Rights movement was fought & won in 1950s Britain.

[Karl Rand]

[Karl Rand]

Gay choreographers  - - - 
https://queerbio.com/wiki/index.php?titl...eographers

[Karl Rand]

Shame about those braces  = = = =