Hello to everyone as part of the BAPP community. I am pleased to be joining you all this year. 

I am Angela Woodhouse, Senior Lecturer in Dance (Choreography) at Middlesex University. I am also a choreographer with a particular interest in collaborative practice, and make work across, theatre, gallery and site contexts. Most recently I have been touring a work called (Un)touched in collaboration with artist Nathaniel Rackowe and have created a digital work using thermal imaging cameras called Thermal Duets in collaboration with artist and long term collaborator Caroline Broadhead. More can be found here   www.angelawoodhouse.co.uk

I look forward to sharing my work and discussing ideas with you all soon.


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  1. Angela WoodhouseFebruary 10, 2021 at 4:08 AM

    Dear BAPP students,

    I hope you are all settling into your programme.

    From the perspective of sharing practice, and myself as a dance artist who loves to wonder about what a choreographer may need to express ideas I have offered here some links that might stimulate some thoughts. Please do have a look and share your comments. You can also offer your own links to widen the debate (as one arises):


    Mette Edvardsen (Norway)
    Time has fallen asleep in the afternoon sunshine (2010 - )
    http://www.metteedvardsen.be/projects/thfaitas.html

    Hatain Patel
    Let’s Talk About Dis (2014)
    http://www.hetainpatel.com/projects/lets-talk-about-dis-2014/

    William Forsythe
    Choreographic Objects
    https://www.williamforsythe.com/williamforsythe.html

    Freddie Opoku-Addaie
    Show of Hands
    https://freddieopoku-addaie.com/2014/03/29/show-of-hands-2/

    All best
    Angela

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