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WEEK 12- FINAL PERFORMANCE EVALUATION

Personally I am really happy with my final performance, I remembered my choreography and also the facial expressions I had decided I wanted to show for each part. I also felt quite confident while I was dancing and I think this was reflected in my performance- perhaps this was to do with a panel/audience being present. The only thing I would do differently is alter the spacing, in my performance I ran out of space during the last phrase of the first section which I was quite unhappy about as I had never experienced this problem before. Aside from this I am satisfied with the other spacing issues I sorted out due to the feedback from my studio performance as this definitely enhanced my final performance. After my studio performance I watched a video of my dance and I was quite pleasantly surprised at how happy I was with my choreography. In the beginning of the course I aimed to choreograph a piece that successfully conveyed my stimulus of schizophrenia through the use of choreograph...

WEEK 11 PRACTITIONER EVALUATION

References Jennings, L. (2019).  Crystal Pite: the Canadian choreographer bringing a bold new mood to contemporary dance . [online] the Guardian. Available at: https://www.theguardian.com/stage/2013/sep/22/crystal-pite-interview-sadlers-wells [Accessed 30 Nov. 2019]. Sadler's Wells Blog. (2019).  Crystal Pite | Sadler's Wells Blog . [online] Available at: http://blog.sadlerswells.com/tag/crystal-pite/ [Accessed 30 Nov. 2019].

CRITICAL REVIEW OF DANCE PIECE #3

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/lju0oiiffam5rut/AABKDV5jnaU_xNFLVve7DttGa?dl=0&preview=Pite+3+-+Emergence+Excerpt.MP4.m4v Pite's Piece Emergence was created in 2009 for the National Ballet of Canada (En.wikipedia.org, 2019) She was able to draw inspiration from a book 'Emergence: The Connected Lives of Ants, Brains, Cities and Software'(Scene, 2019). In this critique I will be exploring comparisons in movement style, dynamics and intentions of 'Emergence' and the two other pieces I have previously reviewed. I feel that the narrative and influences of this piece are so different to 'Flight Pattern' and 'The Seasons Canon'. This work aims to show the parallels between the "social organization of bees and the hierarchical nature of classical ballet companies"(Scene, 2019) however in contrast to this, 'Flight Pattern' depicts the flight of refugees. Although Pite can create touching and emotional pieces that can relate to current iss...