Amala Dianor
After a period as a hip-hop dancer, Amala Dianor enrolled in 2000 at the school of the National Centre for Contemporary Dance in Angers, and went on to work as a performer for choreographers in very different universes: hip-hop (Farid Berki), neo-classical (Roland Petit), contemporary (Emanuel Gat, Abou Lagraa, Sylvain Groud…) and Afro-contemporary (Georges Monboye). Over these years, Amala Dianor has developed his own writing style: he slips between techniques with virtuoso ease, but what appeals to him is how these worlds connect. In 2012, he set up his own company and has since been creating his own pieces.
My Sessions
Symposium Day 1 – Panel Discussion with local and international artists
Amala Dianor
Prof. Jools Gilson
Dr. Arudhra Krishnaswamy
Panel discussion with Amala Dianor, Prof. Jools Gilson and Dr. Arudhra Krishnaswamy on the intersection of language and writing in their creative practice. Chaired by Jenny Roche, the panel will also explore questions around choreographic process, documentation as a creative tool and archive, before opening out into a more general group discussion. Tickets – […]