The Invisible Foot is a play by Steven S. Taylor. I composed and produced music for this play for the performance at the Art of Management conference in York. Now the script with music has been published in the Organizational Aesthetics Journal.

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Participated as dancer in Battle of Copenhagen.

The harbor area is packed. People are sitting and standing on stairs, wharf, and nearby rooftops. The booms of a canon and the loud hiss of a large fire breathing contraption mixes with a hypnotic theme in minor played by 125 double basses. Me and my partner are dancing tango in bare feet, wetsuits, and long admiral jackets. Five other dancers are throwing water at us from all sides. The moment melts into infinity. Then it’s over. The music changes. We’re lying on the platform, feeling its gentle movements on the water. Above me I see the light from a turquoise aquarium and inside it, the shapes of a woman and four soldiers in a slow spiraling dance.

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Blog by ariel dancer Maria Hallager Andersen

In St Paul’s Road, Dalston, London there is an old church that has been converted into a Steiner school. Tonight this space hosts an amazing event called Sssshbooom. A mix of music, comedy, dance, and uncategorisable performances. Like a Berlinsk cabaret with a Londonsk edge. We were five dancers and four musicians. We had developed and rehearsed a score to guide our contact improv performance. Of course we didn’t follow it. (Picture by: Andreea Gligore)