The Dancers Amplified Podcast
Alanna ArchibaldThe Dancers Amplified podcast is a platform where dancers’ voices are heard. We seek to center the marginalized and amplify the voices of those that have been suppressed for far too long. Our work is as alive as the lives it affects. We are motivators and activators leading the dance world towards an equitable, diverse, and inclusive future, accessible and benefitting all.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 8 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Categories | Performing ArtsArts | ||||
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In this episode, I speak with a fellow Dancers Amplified member, Lauren Flower. We talk about how the dance world is slowly (a bit too slowly) making space for LGBTQIA+ dancers, particularly in ballet. We also discuss the transition they went through... more
In this episode I speak with Rena Butler, a full-time dancer and choreographic associate with Gibney Performing Arts Center and has choreographed for companies such as Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, Boston Dance Theatre, and BalletX. She is also a 201... more
This is part 2 of my conversation with Jose @the1mrc. In this episode, we speak about his career as a dancer, singer, and actor and how he identifies as a person of color (African American and Caribbean descent). I definitely have to have him on anot... more
In this week's episode, I had the pleasure of speaking with my friend Jose Angel Castro @the1mrc.
We talk about his life as a creative and the many hats he wears. We discuss his philosophy as a teacher and how communicating through understanding an... more
In this episode, I am speaking with Portia Adams, a dancer at Ballet de Monte-Carlo. We discuss the workplace and how our surroundings, good and bad affect us as professionals, microaggressions, and laugh about our "don't touch my hair" experiences. ... more
In this episode, I speak with Min Lee @minnnnn__lee, a fellow dancer a Bejart Ballet Lausanne. We speak about the recent violent events that have occurred as a result of hate. Since the pandemic, Asian people have received life-threatening attacks on... more
This week, fellow Dancers Amplified activist Jazz Bynum sits down with Chelsea Keefer, a soloist at Ballet West in Salt Lake City, Utah. They talk about her background, life as a professional, her thoughts on the importance of leadership within compa... more
This week I talk with Leroy Mokgatle @leroy_mx, a professional dancer at Bejart Ballet Lausanne. We discuss his career and what he would like to see evolve in the dance community in order to construct a more inclusive space for all.
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