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EPISODE · May 9, 2017 · 31 MIN

Interview with Dale Andree

from Dancecast · host Silva Laukkanen

Dale Andree is the founder and director of National Water Dance, a biennial event that organizes dance artists and educators across the country into a movement choir to inspire environmental awareness and action. In this episode of DanceCast, Dale discusses her history teaching improvisation to children, her status as a re-emerging choreographer, and her larger vision of getting communities of dancers across the country to come together and dance for water. Text by Emmaly Wiederholt http://se.nationalwaterdance.org http://stanceondance.com http://www.bodyshift.org https://globalwaterdances.org http://www.ndeo.org

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Dale Andree talks about the how and why she decided to start organizing national water dances and creating collaborative site specific dances around the US and other mud related dance themes.

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