Biography – Reggie Wilson

All Saints' Church
£18 / £16

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Biography is a platform that recognises and celebrates the work of experienced dance practitioners. This year, LDIF is delighted to showcase Reggie Wilson, Artistic Director, choreographer and founder of the Brooklyn-based Fist and Heel Performance Group.

Taking place in All Saints’ Church, Wilson will perform a very personal recount by about his experience of the Spiritual Baptists religion in Trinidad and Tobago. This is an example of his field research of Black Shout traditions into contemporary experimental performance theater.

 

Image: Reggie Wilson, photograph by Antoine Tempé

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