reccomended dance links:
- Cassiel - Live sound design and synthesis for contemporary dance projects; based in Scotland.
- Contact Improvisation - Information about jams, workshops, classes and teachers.
- Contact Quarterly dance magazine - Contact Collaborations’ umbrella includes Contact Quarterly dance magazine; Contact Editions, and publisher and distributor of books on Body Mind Centering and improvisation.
- Contemporary Dance Association - Founded by teachers, students and dancers in Bratislava, Slovakia, to discuss performance and educational issues. Site in English and Slovakian.
- Dance, Archetypes and the I Ching - Commentary on archetypal imagery from the I Ching revealed in a modern dance performance.
- Dance Meditation - Stretches, modern dance elements, and reflection techniques, put together in free lesson plans online.
- Danse Danse - Describes contemporary dance productions of world-calibre companies in various theatres of Montréal (Place des Arts, Centre Pierre-Péladeau, Agora de la danse). Site is in French language.
- Dfdanse Le Magazine de la danse actuelle à Montréal - A French language ezine covering the contemporary dance scene in Montreal, Canada. Articles, reviews, interviews, audio and multimedia files.
- Eiko and Koma - The life and work of modern dancers Eiko and Koma. Located in NYC, New York.
- François Malkovsky’s Free Dance - Excerpts from a book about his work. In English with some French pages.
- Free Flow Dance Theatre - Leading edge contemporary dance company based in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada. Site features upcoming events, photo gallery and information on the W.I.P. New Dance Series.
- Isadora Duncan Foundation for Contemporary Dance - Quotes, information, books, videos, archival photos and more on the life and art of Isadora Duncan. Also the prestigious Lori Belilove & Company presenting Duncan’s repertory with a contemporary edge.
- Isadora Duncan’s Web Links - The collection of the web links of the biography, quotations, dance companies, pictures, videos of the Mother of Modern Dance Isadora Duncan.
- Israeli Contact Improvisation Festival - Annual celebration in December. Workshops, jams, performances, and a 5-day residential event featuring 25 teachers from around the world.
- Julia Sasso - Official site for the choreographer, performer and dance educator.
- Ksenia Vidyaykina - Russian dancer, choreographer, singer, costume designer in NYC, NY. Upcoming shows listed.
- Ledges and Bones Dance Project - Laboratory for experiments in dance performance, choreography and movement education. Located in the Santa Barbara - Los Angeles, California area.
- Modern Dance Beginnings - Traces early dancers in the United States, German contributions, 2nd generation in America, later dancers and combining of forms.
- Modern Dance in India - Article on evolutions of this dance form in India from beginnings with Uday Shankar in the ealy 20th century. Also, listing of dancers and institutions.
- MotivityDance - Showcase of Chicago based choreographers. Works include modern, post-modern and performance art. Currently concerts are held annually in the spring.
- Move to Learn - Malcolm Manning shares information on Contact Improvisation, Movement Research, Dance Improvisation, Authentic Movement, Movement Exploration.
- The Place : A Powerhouse of Contemporary Dance - Centre for dance in the heart of London. Education and training information.
- Portal coreografos de chile - Dreams works pictures and opinions of best Chilean contemporary choreographers. Site created by Vicky Larrain. Text in Spanish and English.
- Universal Dance Creations - We provide choreography and dancers for a wide variety of shows throughout the UK and world-wide.
- When I Dance - Web-based questionaire and comment form to gather information on why and when people dance.
- Will Kemp - Site is about this British born Royal Ballet trained dancer, and includes a biography and news of events.
- The Yard - A Colony for Performing Artists - Located on Martha’s Vineyard, this not-for-profit organization strives to promote growth and experimentation in theatre arts to professional artists.
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