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Interview Dance Dialogues Podcast Fjord Review

 

Interview Wonderful World of Dance

 

Ollie Quinn Create Your Own Vision

 

Interview Crack Magazine

A snapshot of London's experimental dance scene, meet the performers whose work dismantles ideas of class, race, gender and sexuality. Directed by Dumas Haddad
 

Parallel Presents Documentary Short

Move to the beat of a true Londoner, the interdisciplinary dancer Valerie Ebuwa. Find out what challenges she faced to get to where she is today, how her dance journey began, what drives her to move and what makes dance inseparable to our humanity.
 

Interview London Contemporary Dance School

https://www.lcds.ac.uk/10-years-alumni Footage Valerie Ebuwa Showreel filmed at Studio Wayne McGregor as part of Kerry Nicholls Development Programme Virgin Territory Vincent Dance Company Placebo Clod Ensemble
 

Reviews

“Valerie Ebuwa (an extraordinary dancer)”
Graham Watts, Virgin Territory, Dancetabs 2016

 

“Ebuwa’s great energy and charisma really kick-started the performances.”
Blanka Douglas, To Do List, 2018

 

“Valerie Ebuwa, performer/ writer, hosted the evening and speaking to a full house, introduced each performance in her ebullient, charismatic style”
Josephine Leask, Dancetabs, 2018

 

“How much does authenticity matter? When you know someone is experiencing real joy dancing, does it make you feel better, the voiceover asks as Valerie Ebuwa rocks her body with grinning delight. It does!”
Lyndsey Winship, Placebo, The Guardian 2018

 

“Taking centre-stage, the luminous Valerie Ebuwa pops her hips and shoulders, undulating earthily to a bass-heavy beat. Pleasure seems spread across her skin as she ripples her spine and limbs, smiling warmly.”
Alexandra Gray, Placebo, Seeing Dance, 2018

 

“Valerie Ebuwa and Jose Tomas (both distinctly ebullient performers) segued into vampish unison”
Donald Hutera, The Place Blogs, 2019  

 

“However, one cast member in particular – Valerie Ebuwa – deserves a mention, as she blew me away by being extremely talented both vocally and physically.”
Lauren Russell, Smack That (A Conversation), Theatre Box, 2019

 

“Both the live performance of Virgin Territory and the film installation each stand on their own as incredibly effective and potent entities.”- Josephine Leask, Virgin Territory, Dancetabs 2019