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Baker, Josephine --- Börlin, Jean --- Balanchine, George --- Cocteau, Jean --- Gert, Valeska --- Dunham, Katherine --- Léger, Fernand --- Jooss, Kurt --- Humphrey, Doris --- Riefenstahl, Leni --- Recreation. Games. Sports. Corp. expression --- ballet --- anno 1920-1929 --- anno 1930-1939 --- Germany --- France --- United States of America --- Modern dance --- Social aspects --- History

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Sex in dance. --- Male dancers. --- Dance --- Masculinity. --- Sexualité dans la danse --- Danseurs masculins --- Danse --- Masculinité --- Sociological aspects. --- Anthropological aspects. --- Aspect sociologique --- Aspect anthropologique --- Recreation. Games. Sports. Corp. expression --- anno 1900-1999

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"This revised third edition of The Male Dancer updates and enlarges a seminal book that has established itself as the definitive study of the performance of masculinities in twentieth century modernist and contemporary choreography. In this authoritative and lively study, Ramsay Burt presents close readings of dance works from key moments of social and political change in the norms around gender and sexuality. The book's argument that prejudices against male dancers are rooted in our ideas about the male body and behaviour has been extended to take into account recent interdisciplinary discussions about whiteness, intersectionality, disability studies, and female masculinities. As well as analysing works by canonical figures like Nijinsky, Graham, Cunningham, and Bausch, it also examines the work of lesser-known figures like Michio Ito and Eleo Pomare, as well as choreographers who have recently emerged internationally like Germaine Acogny and Trajal Harrell. The Male Dancer has proven to be essential reading for anyone interested in dance and the cultural representation of gender. By reflecting on the latest studies in theory, performance, and practice, Burt has thoroughly updated this important book to include dance works from the last ten years and has renewed its timeliness for the 2020s"--

Male dancers. --- Masculinity. --- Danseurs. --- Masculinité --- Sex in dance. --- Dance --- Sociological aspects. --- Anthropological aspects. --- Masculinité

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Dance --- Dance, Black --- Dance, Black. --- Dance. --- GAMES --- History --- Reference. --- Travel Games. --- 1900-1999. --- Great Britain.

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British Dance, Black Routes is an outstanding collection of writings which re-reads the achievements of Black British dance artists, and places them within a broad historical, cultural and artistic context. Until now discussion of choreography by Black dance practitioners has been dominated by the work of African-American artists, facilitated by the civil rights movement. But the work produced by Black British artists has in part been within the context of Britain's colonial legacy. Ramsay Burt and Christy Adair bring together an array of leading scholars and practitioners to review the singularity and distinctiveness of the work of British-based dancers who are Black and its relation to the specificity of Black British experiences. From sub-Saharan West African and Caribbean dance forms to jazz and hip-hop, British Dance, Black Routes looks afresh at over five decades of artistic production to provide an unparalleled resource for dance students and scholars.

Dancers --- african --- ballets --- caribbean --- company --- contemporary --- dancer --- les --- london --- phoenix --- theatre --- History. --- Great Britain --- Great Britain. --- Race relations.