The End of Dance
The End of Dance is a new series of texts (launched in 2025) that examines endings in dance. It offers a reflective space and platform for people to evaluate, digest and see how things have settled.
​
We often see writing and content that focuses on the before, the new and the next - this isn't a space for that. This is somewhere that looks at the aftermaths, the impacts and what happened in those end moments. The End of Dance will feature long form interviews with people alongside other features that have a specific relationship to the end / endings.
January 2025​
Aishwarya is a dancer and choreographer born in Mumbai, India and living in London, England - in her interview she talks about why she left Rambert, her relationship between endings, detachment and self-preservation, reflections on her new work Nadi, patriarchy and casteism in India, familial code switching and an archive of courage.
Laura Trocan - Interview
Laura is an independent producer based in Bucharest, Romania - in her interview she talks about her relationship to closure, how she falls in love with, divorces and ends relationships with artists, the loneliness of being an independent producer, how projects disappear from the internet, legacies of kindness and nominating a digital heir to her Facebook account in the event of her death.