DancePulp

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  • 2010
  • 2 Seasons

DancePulp is a captivating online show produced by TenduTV that features exclusive interviews with leading names in the dance industry. From classical ballet to contemporary dance, the show covers a broad range of dance styles and topics, delving into the personal and professional lives of dancers, choreographers, and educators.

Each episode of DancePulp highlights a different guest, who is interviewed by the show's host, Aaron Yarrington. Aaron is a formidable interviewer, who displays a deep appreciation for the art of dance and an intuitive ability to draw out his guests' stories and insights. His guests, in turn, are forthcoming and generous with their knowledge, experiences, and opinions, making for a dynamic and educational viewing experience.

One of the defining features of DancePulp is its focus on the human side of dance. Instead of simply showcasing dance performances or techniques, the show aims to reveal the personalities, motivations, and struggles of the people behind the dance. In doing so, it gives viewers an inside look at the creative process, the audition and performance experience, and the challenges of training and staying motivated as a dancer.

Among the many fascinating guests on DancePulp are iconic dancer and choreographer Mikhail Baryshnikov, who discusses his long and storied career, as well as his thoughts on the state of dance today; New York City Ballet principal Wendy Whelan, who reflects on her own evolution as a dancer and talks candidly about the physical and mental demands of the profession; and renowned teacher and choreographer William Forsythe, who shares his insights on the importance of experimentation and risk-taking in dance.

Other guests include emerging artists, such as Brianna Mims, who talks about her experience as a young dancer breaking into the professional world; choreographer Sonya Tayeh, who discusses the inspiration behind her thought-provoking contemporary pieces; and hip hop legend Rennie Harris, who shares his thoughts on the evolution of hip hop dance and its place in the wider dance world.

In addition to interviews, DancePulp also features behind-the-scenes footage of dance rehearsals, performances, and workshops. This gives viewers a glimpse into the daily life of dancers, as well as the creative process that goes into creating a dance piece.

One of the most impressive aspects of DancePulp is its high production values. The show is beautifully shot and edited, with a sleek and modern aesthetic that underscores the contemporary nature of dance. The music and sound editing are also expertly done, immersing viewers in the world of each guest and enhancing the emotional impact of their stories.

Overall, DancePulp is an exceptional show that offers a unique and insightful look into the dance world. Whether you're a dance aficionado or simply curious about the art form, this show is guaranteed to inspire, educate, and entertain. So tune in and join Aaron Yarrington and his guests on this thrilling journey into the heart of dance.

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Ellen Bar: The Making Of NY Export/Opus Jazz
17. Ellen Bar: The Making Of NY Export/Opus Jazz
September 13, 2011
Recently appointed New York City Ballet Director of Media Projects (and former NYCB soloist) Ellen Bar describes the challenges and process in producing the film NY Export: Opus Jazz, a cinematic adaptation of the original stage work by Jerome Robbins.
Eduardo Vilaro: Dance Makes You a Better Human Being
16. Eduardo Vilaro: Dance Makes You a Better Human Being
September 6, 2011
Ballet Hispanico Artistic Director Eduardo Vilaro stresses the importance of educational outreach and shares his thoughts on why dance is worth fighting for.
Yumiko Takeshima: You Put What Inside Your Pointe Shoes?
15. Yumiko Takeshima: You Put What Inside Your Pointe Shoes?
August 23, 2011
Dresden Semperoper Ballett principal Yumiko Takeshima describes what she believes are her unique characteristics as a dancer and how they have played into her relationship with choreographer David Dawson.
Christian Spuck: I Don't Want To Live In My Own Little World
14. Christian Spuck: I Don't Want To Live In My Own Little World
August 16, 2011
Choreographer Christian Spuck chats about his choreographic influences, shares frustrations with the ballet world, and describes what characteristics he prefers in the dancers with whom he works.
Susan Jaffe: A Ballerina's Career In a Nutshell
13. Susan Jaffe: A Ballerina's Career In a Nutshell
August 9, 2011
Former ABT principal dancer Susan Jaffe recounts the story of her discovery by Mikhail Baryshnikov and how it launched her long, superstar career.
Donald Byrd: Conscientious Choreographer
12. Donald Byrd: Conscientious Choreographer
August 2, 2011
Spectrum Dance Theater artistic director Donald Byrd talks about his transition from a student of drama and philosophy to a career in dance
Yumiko Takeshima: Life, Leotards, and Love
11. Yumiko Takeshima: Life, Leotards, and Love
July 26, 2011
Dresden Semperoper Ballett principal dancer Yumiko Takeshima discusses highlights from her career and how it motivated her to start her own dancewear company.
Heather Lang: The Life Of a Commercial Dancer In New York City
10. Heather Lang: The Life Of a Commercial Dancer In New York City
July 19, 2011
Heather Lang chats about her experiences as a commercial dancer and shares her insights.
Eduardo Vilaro: The Educated Dancer
9. Eduardo Vilaro: The Educated Dancer
July 12, 2011
Ballet Hispanico Artistic Director Eduardo Vilaro talks about college dance programs and describes why he feels that well-rounded people are more interesting dancers.
Ellen Bar: The Case For Dance
8. Ellen Bar: The Case For Dance
July 12, 2011
Ellen Bar speaks extensively on why dance, and the arts in general, are a necessity part of our lives.
Kathryn Bennetts: Rising To The Occasion and Taking Risks
7. Kathryn Bennetts: Rising To The Occasion and Taking Risks
July 5, 2011
Kathryn Bennetts shares how she turned a career ending injury into an opportunity, her 13 years as ballet master at Ballet Frankfurt, and her role in building the company's international reputation.
Annabelle Lopez Ochoa: the Business of Being a Freelance Choreographer
6. Annabelle Lopez Ochoa: the Business of Being a Freelance Choreographer
March 22, 2011
Annabelle Lopez Ochoa is a freelance choreographer who shares the importance of networking and self-promotion as well as why she choose her career.
Sascha Radetsky: Dancing, Acting, and Introspection
5. Sascha Radetsky: Dancing, Acting, and Introspection
March 15, 2011
Sascha Radetsky chats about how important it is to have a good coach, he shares his experience with the movie Center Stage and what his interests are outside of dance.
Lucia Lacarra: Dancing Is the Best Way to Be Myself
4. Lucia Lacarra: Dancing Is the Best Way to Be Myself
March 8, 2011
Bayerische Staatsoper Ballet principal shares her experiences of changing companies several times, why she doesn't bring her pointe shoes home, and where she gets her inspiration.
Raphael Coumes-Marquet: Learning to Believe in Yourself
3. Raphael Coumes-Marquet: Learning to Believe in Yourself
February 28, 2011
Raphael Coumes-Marquet tells of his life and what he has learned.
Maria Kowroski: the Evolution of an Artist
2. Maria Kowroski: the Evolution of an Artist
February 21, 2011
Maria Kowroski is the principal ballerina at NYCB, she chats about how there are pros and cons of her being tall, the advantage of choreographers creating for you, and she shares her personal stories of struggle and inspirations.
Matthew Bourne: Refreshing the Classics and Winning Audiences Over
1. Matthew Bourne: Refreshing the Classics and Winning Audiences Over
February 14, 2011
Choreographer Matthew Bourne chats about making dance more available, commercial success and how he re-creates classic stories by making them relevant in today are society.
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  • Premiere Date
    April 2, 2010