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CircusTalk is pleased to present “Explorations of Research and Creation with Charles Batson.” A series dedicated to provocative dives into
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In the early 2000s, I attended a ghost tour in my hometown of Staunton, Virginia, a small valley city nestled
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CircusTalk is pleased to present “Explorations of Research and Creation with Charles Batson.” A series dedicated to provocative dives into
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CircusTalk is pleased to present “Explorations of Research and Creation with Charles Batson.” A series dedicated to provocative dives into
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CircusTalk is pleased to present a new series, “Explorations of Research and Creation with Charles Batson.” Dedicated to provocative dives
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I recently developed a visual that shows the ways that over 300 circus disciplines, skills, and apparatuses are connected to
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What is a safe and functional circus arts practice space? A new guide is published in the fall of 2023
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My long-term aerial dance partner and I originally choreographed the trapeze duet, Last Waltz, in 2010. The work investigates the
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As we all know, circus comes in many forms, and CircusTalk is dedicated to honoring them all: live performance, education,
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This past March, Ben Yehuda Press published Under One Tent: Circus, Judaism and Bible, edited by Professor Ora Horn Prouser,
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In a return to form for the conference itself and a first for Colombian circademics, the fourth Circus and Its
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Sometimes the most extraordinary things are hidden in plain sight, such as Sweden’s oldest circus, nestled at the end of
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Despite the increasing mediatisation around the effects of the menstrual cycle, this bolstered awareness of the topic has not yet
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In this audio series, Unpacking Injury in Circus, former circus performer and current behavioral neuroscience student, Amiel Soicher Clarke, explores
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If you are an artist, coach, producer, or clinician you know that keeping circus artists training and performing uninterrupted by
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In this audio series, Unpacking Injury in Circus, former circus performer and current behavioral neuroscience student, Amiel Soicher Clarke, explores
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Circosonic is a project by Cirkus Syd, a networking platform for international research, development and innovation based in Lund, Sweden.
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Hosted by the Stockholm University for the Arts, the online Alliances and Commonalities Conference will get you pondering the hows
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Here’s something you may not know about academic philosophy: subjects such as philosophy of art, philosophy of sport, or philosophy
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In this audio series, Unpacking Injury in Circus, former circus performer and current behavioral neuroscience student, Amiel Soicher Clarke, explores
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When aerial performance became popular in the 20th century, critics reported the confusing gender appearance of its performers. Muscular women
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