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045: Obsession and the Ideal of Beauty with guest Gierre Godley | Dance Like Everyone's Watching with Andrea Muhlbauer
On this episode of DLEW, Gierre Godley of Project 44 Dance is BACK on the show!
Gierre dives into his creative process for Project 44’s upcoming show: CHRISTOPHER, an abstract take on the Grimm Brother’s Snow White that examines ideas of beauty, obsession, and the implications of popular culture in the gay community. Join us as Gierre shares a look into his creative process for conceiving and choreographing this unique narrative.
Dance Like Everyone’s Watching with Andrea Muhlbauer is the show that brings you inspiration and insight into the world of dance and choreography. Andrea and her amazing guests are saying the things that no one else will. D.L.E.W. will tackle the MAJOR problems facing dance and the arts: the diminishing of audiences, the rise of new technologies, and the loss of artistic purpose. Slightly controversial opinions and real talk are guaranteed.
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By Andrea MuhlbauerOn this episode of DLEW, Gierre Godley of Project 44 Dance is BACK on the show!
Gierre dives into his creative process for Project 44’s upcoming show: CHRISTOPHER, an abstract take on the Grimm Brother’s Snow White that examines ideas of beauty, obsession, and the implications of popular culture in the gay community. Join us as Gierre shares a look into his creative process for conceiving and choreographing this unique narrative.
Dance Like Everyone’s Watching with Andrea Muhlbauer is the show that brings you inspiration and insight into the world of dance and choreography. Andrea and her amazing guests are saying the things that no one else will. D.L.E.W. will tackle the MAJOR problems facing dance and the arts: the diminishing of audiences, the rise of new technologies, and the loss of artistic purpose. Slightly controversial opinions and real talk are guaranteed.