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Two Two GuysThe Two Two Guys podcast will take you deep into the world of ballet through the lens of professional ballet dancers. Each week, Kealan will interview a fellow dancer and bring you a relaxed yet informative discussion, and a coveted peek into this often secretive art form. They will explore difficult topics, tell light-hearted stories, and sometimes get derailed and forget what they started talking about in the first place. If you're a dance professional, student, hobbyist, or simply interested in the behind-the-scenes of the world of ballet, this podcast is for you. Kealan has danced around the world, most recently as a principal dancer with the Estonian National Ballet. You can find us on Instagram, and Facebook @twotwoguys. Contact us at twotwoguyspod@gmail.com. Author: Kealan McLaughlin Language: en-us Genres: Arts, Performing Arts, Visual Arts Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Episode 33: "Soul", SYTYCD, & Indigenous Representation w/ Jera Wolfe
Sunday, 12 December, 2021
This week we are joined by intrepid choreographer Jera Wolfe to talk about his most recent creation — a dance film called "Soul" for the National Ballet of Canada — and get a behind-the-scenes look at the genesis of this profound piece. We talk about his rise to success, the unique blend of experiences that add to his choreographic vocabulary, and get some stories from his time as a finalist on So You Think You Can Dance Canada. Lastly, we close with a conversation on the state of Indigenous representation in the arts in Canada, and hear what it has been like for Jera to re-discover his Métis heritage.Check out "Soul" on NBoC's youtube here:https://youtu.be/So9_pPS1rzoHost: Kealan McLaughlinGuest: Jera Wolfe@JeraWolfehttps://www.jerawolfe.com/Two Two Guys can be reached at:Instagram and Facebook:@twotwoguysEmail:twotwoguyspod@gmail.comLeave a review! Send us a message! Let us know what topics are important to you! And if you can, and if you're lucky enough to have older generations of your family in your life, take a few moments over the next few days to ask them a story about where you come from. It's so easy to lose contact with our heritage, so go learn about your tribe!
