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Angélique Willkie Pedagogy Project: Listening, feeling and euphoria

Produced and directed by N. Zoey Gauld and Emmanuelle Bourassa Beaudoin
Video direction: Jonathan Inksetter
Music: Thom Gossage
Cameras: Jonathan Inksetter et Frédérique Rivest

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Angélique Willkie Pedagogy Project

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A project imagined by Emmanuelle Bourassa Beaudoin and N. Zoey Gauld: This bilingual video series is an archive of a three-week workshop engaged in reflection, analysis, and pedagogical transmission with dance artist and pedagogue Angelique Willkie. Invited guests reflect with Angelique on her teaching philosophies…

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