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How amazing to see David W after two decades. I use to watch all of you in Chicago during your urban dream capsule run❤

An inspiring, challenging ethic thanks

Loving this 😅

Fucking fabulous!

Mij brings such a wealth of ideas and questions and possibilities. Inspiring musician. Thank you for sharing.

Inspiring chat. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Such a beautiful interview, deeply moving and inspiring

So much wisdom, vulnerability, vibrancy and always with love ! Anne you are truly a special being. Thank you 💙

I meant hyper *vigilance. Hahaha

Thank you. What a marvelous interview.

You usked

I loved this interview, thanks so much Anne for your clarity, and to Neil and Kevin for producing. Thank you all for adding to our contemporary dance thinking

This was such a joyful conversation to listen to. Thank you for sharing ❤

Wonderful to hear about Al's history and his emergent style, such a gem, thankyou Al

Wonderful being x

Great conversation, thanks for sharing your beautiful work Anne.

Close to dreaming…… couldn’t agree more Nick!

Wonderful

This is great - thank you!

Excellent Catherine, so engaging and informative

Dear Al. What a loveable legend he is. Really enjoyed hearing about the development of your ideas which have enriched so many performers' and others' lives. Thanks for the inspiration you've given to our community and to me personally. These interviews are wonderful chaps, keep up the good work!!!!!

Hello Carolyn, Lots to appreciate and consider in your podcast - too much to mention in this little Comment box! Thank you.

I remember the first time I saw you perform, Lynne, during the “Year of Fridays” at Cubitt Street. I was awestruck, and frightened, by the power with which you were threw yourself at the brick wall. And completely drawn in by the focus with which you looked at your hands, and gazed at the space around you without apparently seeing us watching you. I have shivers up my spine as I remember this, and am so grateful for your practice and the gifts you have offered your audiences over the years.

This was a wonderful interview to be involved in. Lively, incisive and deeply engaging....

My heart's singing too Neil. Thanks to you and Kevin and especially to Caro for her generosity in sharing so lucidly, her experience and insights on such a life affirming practice. Impro - those who do it, love it.

Hi Caro, Got so much from your interview, eg. the longevity of an impro practice so it can explore ageing and be a lifelong, growing and changing endeavour. Also fascinated in your study of the methodology and research aspect of your practice and writing about this. Huzzah!

Thanks guys and thanks Peter for your generous sharing. Ashley is so good at getting us to understand how/what we do. And yes you have been a huge inspiration to many, but I'm grateful for the influence your work has had on my own research & teaching. Good point Kevin! When I recall some of your performances from over the years, I can recall the images like a well written book. Man climbing a statue to then be struck down by the enlivened sculpture and so on. As Lynne says so interesting. Thanks again!

This is a great interview, thanks everybody, really interesting to hear your story Caro

Hi Peter, So fascinated by your podcast. How you work with imagination, the 4 domains and their combinations, your strategies for disrupting habits, and more. Great stuff!

Contact Tony re workshops at tonyosborne.net

Great to hear your story Lynne! Thanks for that.

Hi this is a great Idea. Thanks! I look forward to listening to this Podcast.

So interesting Lynne. I'm quite fascinated by the influence of the Trance practice on your work..... AND stillness! the tool to discover the heart of a performance. Didn't really talk about it in my interview enough -- doing nothing but being present before the audience is so satisfying.

Fascinating, Tony. Especially appreciated you mentioning the importance of ‘not doing’ before a performance, not planning anything beforehand. Also, your comments around ‘waiting’ in a performance for a ‘true’ impulse to arise.

I love this!

Wonderful all you fellows! But Tony, the articulouso! x

Big thank you to Tony Osborne for the generous sharing of his history in improvisation. A wonderful start to the podcast.