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Oct 11, 2020 28 min

Making A (da:ns) Scene: Dance Dance Revolution

from Making a Scene Hosted by Esplanade Offstage

In this special edition of Making A Scene, we deep dive into the world of dance as part of da:ns festival 2020. Our host for this discussion is Daniel Kok, a choreographer, curator and artistic director of Dance Nucleus. From Singapore, he speaks to Switzerland-based interdisciplinary performing artist and producer Martin Schick about how art-making can interrogate capitalist logic and other norms and practices that are often taken for granted in artistic production.

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