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Elise_Phillips

Elise Phillips

Teacher, Producer and Dancer
Festivals, Project Management, Funding Applications, Community Dance, Event Mangement, Tribal Fusion
Location: South East

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Elise_Phillips's Blog

  • It flew and was released.

    06/12/13 at 18:20

    Ive been wanting to dance in response the to beautiful Brighton sea, beach, burnt out pier and band stand for years. Today, after watching the sun set like a giant firey ship and reading people's responses to the deaath of Nelson Mandella, I walked to the band stand and responded.  In my work clothes, coat gloves, scarves and rucksack (which obviously were gradually shed!) and just did it. 

  • European Network of Opera and Dance, an article

    23/10/13 at 22:22 — edited 27/02/14 at 19:31

    I was invited to write an article for the 'GENERATION Y: Engaging young adults in opera and dance' conference in Brussels, October '13, organised by Reseo (see previous blog to see how that came about!).  They wanted me to share my perspective as a young adult involved in dance and how/why I felt the ENBs and ROHs of Europe could make their projects more accessible and engaging for young adults... through using dance of course!  Here's what I wrote... 

  • Europe, lend me your ear!

    23/10/13 at 22:19

    Clare Guss-West is a very interesting woman.  She is the dance moderator for the European Network of Opera and Dance (Reseo): a network of all the "movers and shakers" in dance and opera across Europe (think ENB, ROH).  I was lucky enough to be contacted by Clare to speak about dance, its various uses and how it can be used to capture imagination.

  • Dancing Statistics in the press much?!

    15/10/13 at 21:33 — edited 23/10/13 at 21:31

    I'm astounded. The four Dancing Statistics films, teaching statistics to psychology students through dance, have been viewed over 35,000 times in their first 2 weeks of release! If you've not seen them, now's your chance (now you know you're missing out!) http://t.co/NgBQXVmd2I.

  • Dancing Statistics films go LIVE

    27/09/13 at 11:31 — edited 23/10/13 at 21:14

    An innovative film project aiming to engage Psychology students through dance is currently creating a storm in academic circles.

  • Releasing Press

    03/09/13 at 20:04 — edited 03/09/13 at 20:05

    An innovative film project aiming to engage Psychology students through dance is set to launch later this month.

  • From one leader to another.

    14/07/13 at 21:35

    Six months after a graduating from the postgrad diploma Community Dance course at Laban, I saw an ad for a Dance Leadership training course - ABLE. A little premature maybe, having just started my career in dance, but combined with having moved out of the dance and arts hub that is London, a little CPD was definitely in order. I applied and was 1 in 30 that got a place. I expected to go for a couple of workshops, get some handouts, and be on my way with something to add to my CV. I got so much more from the project.

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