Associate Artists Programme 2012-14
The Associate Artists 2012-14 are Antonia Grove and Ben Duke. The South East Dance Fellow 2012-13 is Rosemary Lee. The Associate Artists 2009-2011 were Ben Wright, Subathra Subramaniam, Lucy Cash and Charlie Morrissey. Click here for more information about the previous cohort and their achievements during their associateships.
Antonia Grove
Antonia Grove is the co-founder of Probe and is an award winning dancer and choreographer. She says: "I am so excited about being made an Associate Artist. It has come at exactly the right time in my career, and will enable me to realise the ideas and artistic vision I have for Probe through supporting me as the artist at the heart of that. I can't wait to start working with Chris Fogg and the team at South East Dance. I feel extremely privileged and very grateful to be given this opportunity".
Ben Duke
Ben Duke is the co-founder of Lost Dog, whose most recent work, It Needs Horses, won the Place Prize final 2011. He says: "I am absolutely delighted to have been chosen as a South East Dance Associate Artist. It is an amazing opportunity for me to develop my work and to enable me to turn Lost Dog into a company with a national and international presence but based here, in my home, in the South East".
Artist Fellowship Scheme 2012-13
Rosemary Lee
Rosemary Lee is the first recipient of the South East Dance Fellowship (2012-13), which will allow her time and opportunity to reflect on her creative practice and explore new ways of working over the next phase of her career. Rosemary says: "I am thrilled and delighted with this opportunity and I should like to use my fellowship to explore the relationship between art and ways of behaving within communities with a view towards creating cultures of kindness".
Resident Artist 2012-14
Charlotte Vincent
Charlotte Vincent is founder and artistic director of Vincent Dance Theatre. Considered to be one of the UK’s leading female choreographers, her distinctive voice extends beyond dance into the wider cultural, political and social landscape as a curator, mentor, writer, mediator, provocateur, facilitator and catalyst for critical debate. As Resident Artist at South East Dance, Charlotte will be contributing our Artist Development Programme, as well as collaborating on professional development opportunities across the region. Watch this space for news of upcoming projects in the What’s On section and at www.vincentdt.com
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