Wayne McGregor – Going Somewhere

Catherine Maximoff
Part of

Dance on Camera 2012

January 27 - 31, 2012

Introduction by Falling director Adriano Cirulli and Q&A to follow.

British choreographer Wayne McGregor is a movement explorer who has been enormously influential abroad and gaining a following in the U.S. through his touring company Random Dance. Now the resident choreographer of the Royal Ballet, he has created a style noted for its elasticity and extreme physicality.

PRECEDED BY: Falling (Adriano Cirulli, 2011)

DIRECTOR
Catherine Maximoff
YEAR
2011
COUNTRY
France
RUNTIME
80 minutes

Introduction by Falling director Adriano Cirulli and Q&A to follow.

British choreographer Wayne McGregor is a movement explorer who has been enormously influential abroad and gaining a following in the U.S. through his touring company Random Dance. Now the resident choreographer of the Royal Ballet, he has created a style noted for its elasticity and extreme physicality. Director Maximoff has filmed this risk-taking scientist of the dance as he rehearses dancers from Random, the Royal Ballet and local high school students. Visiting neurologists confirm how his creativity has rippled through realms beyond the arts.

PRECEDED BY:

Falling | Adriano Cirulli
England | 2011 | 5m

A push/pull of dancers and gravity, made by an artist who has created visual effects for 18 commercial projects including Merlin, the TV series.

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