FORM is delighted to introduce Vicki Van Hout as our resident blogger since 2016. Over the coming year Vicki will be blogging and tweeting for FORM about all things dance. Follow the musings of Vicki through the performance world as she informs you about what’s happening and what not to miss.
So, last month’s blog was dedicated to the dance I danced in acknowledgement of my relationship to a building, and this month, it seems, I have graduated from some unspoken…
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So, another month of promises made and broken. Due to study commitments most of March Dance danced right by me, while letters forming a variety of polysyllabic jargon about dance…
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So, I tossed up whether to log onto either the Australian Ballet website or the Sydney Opera House one, to view one of their works as a result of being…
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Welcome to 2022. Surprisingly, there has been much dance on offer to mark the end, and subsequent beginning, of yet another year. Maybe less surprising, is the fact that I…
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It is that time again when, there’s a sea of bright red and garish green inundating the eyeballs from every angle, signalling crazy times with or without family, as another…
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Another year of Sharp Short Dance is done and dusted. Or is it? Amidst all the Covid palava a few bonuses have come to light and one major tick is…
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So I have done it. I have taught my very first online dance class as part of FORM’s Dance Bites Masterclass program. Big sigh of relief for me, big headache…
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Right about now I would be serving my last few days in quarantine before bumping into the theatre for a run of ‘plenty serious TALK TALK’ (psTT) as part of…
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Damnit, as this bloody pandemic sprawls into the inconceivable future so too do our fates. I switch on every media platform and all I get is yet another doom ridden…
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I’d like to say we’re footloose and fancy free but we’re neither at the moment, are we? It’s more like we’re living in an alternate universe, as non-descript citizens in…
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Shoulders shimmied, torsos rattled, hands quivered and feet skipped, shunted, stomped, scurried and skittered across the floor. Frances Rings’ and Stephen Page’s latest choreographic collaboration SandSong: Stories from the Great Sandy…
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I have been meaning to write about Meryl Tankard’s work of late as I’ve seen three projects in a little over a month. Each of the works involved an overt…
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