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Listen, dance, reflect.In this podcast PETER invites you and a guest to dance one of their practices, then they reflect on it together.For dancers and dance artists and anyone interested in spending some time with their body and thoughts around dance.

Podcast · By PETER · British English · Official site

Indexed episodes, last 90 days
20
Latest publication
Sep 11, 2026
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Jul 6, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 11, 2026

    DANCE REFLECTIONS 034 with Peter and Yari (opens the original)

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    Dance Reflections is a weekly Friday podcast with Peter Mills and Yari Stilo, centred on conversation, shared practice, and taking time to look back in order to think forward. The series reflects on recent episodes, past experiences, and ongoing questions around dance, life, and practice. Through talking, occasionally dancing, and revisiting shared histories, Dance Reflections creates a regular space for continuity, response, and staying in contact across distance. Dance Reflections sits alongsi

  2. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    S1 Ep34 Dance Workshop (Continuity: Staying With the Dance) (opens the original)

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    In this workshop, we explore continuity, specificity, and the conditions that allow a practice to develop. What does it mean to stay with something, to keep following a movement or idea, and to recognise a “red thread” through a practice? Through improvisation and reflection, we investigate going forward rather than simply staying still, and consider how contracts, environments, video, habits, and other conditions shape what becomes possible. The workshop then expands outward: what happens when

  3. Episode · Sep 4, 2026

    DANCE REFLECTIONS 033 with Peter and Yari (opens the original)

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    Dance Reflections is a weekly Friday podcast with Peter Mills and Yari Stilo, centred on conversation, shared practice, and taking time to look back in order to think forward. The series reflects on recent episodes, past experiences, and ongoing questions around dance, life, and practice. Through talking, occasionally dancing, and revisiting shared histories, Dance Reflections creates a regular space for continuity, response, and staying in contact across distance. Dance Reflections sits alongsi

  4. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    S1 Ep33 Dance Workshop (Non-Talking, Stream of Consciousness, and the Limits of Speech) (opens the original)

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    This episode returns to the non-verbal terrain of movement, exploring what happens when we intentionally step away from speech, and what happens when we saturate movement with it. The workshop begins with a practice in non-talking: stepping into shared or individual spaces without speech to observe how presence, relationality, and communication are negotiated through direct action and listening rather than verbal agreement. In contrast, a counter-practice adapted from Elise Brewer invites contin

  5. Episode · Aug 28, 2026

    DANCE REFLECTIONS 032 with Peter and Yari (opens the original)

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    Dance Reflections is a weekly Friday podcast with Peter Mills and Yari Stilo, centred on conversation, shared practice, and taking time to look back in order to think forward. The series reflects on recent episodes, past experiences, and ongoing questions around dance, life, and practice. Through talking, occasionally dancing, and revisiting shared histories, Dance Reflections creates a regular space for continuity, response, and staying in contact across distance. Dance Reflections sits alongsi

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