Jonathan Burrows - An act of letting go

Hetty Blades - A way of paying attention

Jonathan Burrows (C-DaRE, Coventry University) spoke at the Research Matters conference on 27th March 2021. This is an audio recording of his presentation.

Make a hot drink and enjoy listening to Jonathan's views on why dance research matters

For more information about the event visit https://danceresearchmatters.coventry.ac.uk

DRM Panel 2- Jonathan Burrows

Funmi Adewole (De Montfort University) spoke at the Research Matters conference on 27th March 2021. This is an audio recording of her presentation.

Make a hot drink and enjoy listening to Funmi's views on why dance research matters

For more information about the event visit https://danceresearchmatters.coventry.ac.uk

DRM Panel 2- Funmi Adewole

Efrosini Protapapa (University of Roehampton) spoke at the Research Matters conference on 27th March 2021. This is an audio recording of her presentation.

Make a hot drink and enjoy listening to Efrosini's views on why dance research matters

For more information about the event visit https://danceresearchmatters.coventry.ac.uk

DRM Panel 2- Efrosini Protapapa

Timmy De Laet (University of Antwerp Belgium) spoke as part of the third panel at the Dance Research Matters conference on 27th March 2021. This is an audio recording of his presentation.

Make a hot drink and enjoy listening to Timmy's views on why dance research matters

For more information about the event visit https://danceresearchmatters.coventry.ac.uk

DRM Panel 3 -Timmy De Laet

Vipavinee Artpradid (Independent researcher) spoke as part of the fourth panel at the Dance Research Matters conference on 27th March 2021. This is an audio recording of her presentation.

Make a hot drink and enjoy listening to Vip's views on why dance research matters

For more information about the event visit https://danceresearchmatters.coventry.ac.uk

DRM Panel 4 - Vipavinee Artpradid

Vida Midgelow (Middlesex University) spoke as part of the fourth panel at the Dance Research Matters conference on 27th March 2021. This is an audio recording of her presentation.

Make a hot drink and enjoy listening to Vida's views on why dance research matters.

For more information about the event visit https://danceresearchmatters.coventry.ac.uk

DRM Panel 4 - Vida Midgelow

Tia-Monique Uzor (Royal Central School of Speech and Drama) spoke as part of the first panel at the Dance Research Matters conference on 27th March 2021. This is an audio recording of her presentation.

Make a hot drink and enjoy listening to Tia-Monique's views on why dance research matters

For more information about the event visit https://danceresearchmatters.coventry.ac.uk

DRM Panel 4 - Tia-Monique Uzor

Paul Hughes(University of Roehampton and Sadler's Wells Theatre) spoke as part of the fourth panel at the Dance Research Matters conference on 27th March 2021. This is an audio recording of his presentation.

Make a hot drink and enjoy listening to Paul's views on why dance research matters

For more information about the event visit https://danceresearchmatters.coventry.ac.uk

DRM Panel 4 - Paul Hughes

Mira Balchandran Gokul (C-DaRE, Coventry University) spoke as part of the fourth panel at the Dance Research Matters conference on 27th March 2021. This is an audio recording of her presentation.

Make a hot drink and enjoy listening to Mira's views on why dance research matters

For more information about the event visit https://danceresearchmatters.coventry.ac.uk

DRM Panel 4 - Mira Balchandran Gokul

Kat Hawkins (C-DaRE, Coventry University) spoke as part of the first panel at the Dance Research Matters conference on 27th March 2021. This is an audio recording of her presentation.

Make a hot drink and enjoy listening to Kat's views on why dance research matters

For more information about the event visit https://danceresearchmatters.coventry.ac.uk

DRM Panel 4 - Kat Hawkins

Scott Delahunta (Centre for Dance Research, Coventry University) spoke as part of the third panel at the Dance Research Matters conference on 27th March 2021. This is an audio recording of his presentation.

Make a hot drink and enjoy listening to Scott's views on why dance research matters

For more information about the event visit danceresearchmatters.coventry.ac.uk

DRM Panel 3 - Scott Delahunta

Kate Elswit(Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, University of London) spoke as part of the third panel at the Dance Research Matters conference on 27th March 2021. This is an audio recording of her presentation.

Make a hot drink and enjoy listening to Kate's views on why dance research matters.

For more information about the event visit danceresearchmatters.coventry.ac.uk

DRM Panel 3 - Kate Elswit

The Centre for Dance Research (C-DaRE) is located within the Faculty of Arts and Humanities. The Centre, led by Director Professor Sarah Whatley, specialises in an inclusive interdisciplinary approach to diverse forms of artistic and scholarly research in dance supported by new approaches to documentation, analysis and dissemination of choreographic creativity.

C-DaRE embraces leading edge research developments including reflexive enquiry into embodied practices, collective and political action, digitisation, cultural value and the expanded choreographic field. In addition, C-DaRE also seeks to investigate and critique the legal frameworks that can be used to support and empower the sector.

On this channel we share some of the research led conversations and interviews that take place within the centre and with our collaborators.

C-DaRE

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