Video interview

En aparté with Rasmus Ölme

Date
April 27, 2022
Production
Circuit-Est centre chorégraphique

Interview with Rasmus Ölme about his career and approach to teaching contemporary dance in an international context.

The Swedish dancer and teacher Rasmus Ölme tells us about the importance of staying open to what dance can be. Coming from an education that values versatility in dancers, he advocates thinking about the specifics of training. Given the immense possibilities that different techniques offer, he encourages his students to make their own dance and find their transferrable skills. Rasmus Ölme likes to remind students that technique is also dance; he argues that simply saying that changes everything, both in space and in movement.

Project

En aparté

Dissemination

Each month, Espace Perreault posts a video from Circuit-Est’s En aparté series, where guest dance instructors describe their professional career and teaching approach in contemporary dance, within an international context.

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