In 1975, Laura Mulvey first came up with the term “the male gaze,” where the assumption, particularly within the media,...
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Based in Glasgow, Lorna was delightfully corrupted by the work of Michael Clark in her early teens, and has never looked back. Passionate about dance, music, and theatre she writes regularly for the List, Across the Arts and Exeunt.
She also wrote on dance, drama and whatever particular obsession she had that week for the Shimmy, the Skinny and TLG and has contributed to Mslexia, TYCI and the Vile Blog.
There is no genuflecting here. Joan Clevillé’s new film for Scottish Dance Theatre, The Life and Times, is as close...
Part of thinking about dance is thinking about bodies, the space they inhabit and the intimacy involved in creation: this...
The beloved festival of performance, provocation and boundary pushing, Take Me Somewhere, curated by artistic director LJ Findlay-Walsh, would of...
At first, there is nothing—just the cream and brown clad figure of Scottish Dance Theatre’s guest dancer Yosuke Kusano who...
The wavering, crepe paper-thin voice of an old man sings on a loop: “Jesus’ blood never failed me yet, never...
