049: Movement, Shakespeare and Community with Annie-Lunnette Deakin-Foster
"It was all about connecting with audiences and always exploring these kind of different art forms, but I was always interested in working with dancers from different disciplines and seeing what different bodies can bring to a production or story"
Annie-Lunnette Deakin-Foster
In this episode of The Shapes in Motion Podcast, Stephen Moynihan is joined by choreographer, movement director and intimacy director Annie-Lunnette Deakin-Foster. Annie-Lunnette shares her journey from Hackney roots to working with the Royal Shakespeare Company and co-founding C-12 Dance Theatre, exploring movement, theatre, community engagement, accessibility and the importance of creating meaningful connections through the arts.
Chapters
Introduction and guest introduction
Early dance experiences and Hackney roots
School projects and community performances
Founding C12 Dance Theatre and community roots
Transition from company to independent work
Moving into theatre direction and collaborations
Working with the RSC and Shakespeare productions
Full circle moments at the Globe and Barbican
Interpreting classical texts through movement
Long-term collaboration with Tamara Harvey
Community work with Clean Break and social impact
Future aspirations and ongoing projects
Closing remarks and contact information
Links:
http://www.annielunnettedeakinfoster.com
Instagram @annielunnette
To get in touch with Sarah visit www.sarahperrymovement.com and follow @sarahperrymovement on Instagram.
To get in touch with Stephen visit www.stephenmoynihan.net and follow @stmoynihan on Instagram.