Podcasts about Lil Buck

In episode 192 host Galit Friedlander and Charles "Lil Buck" Riley (Madonna, Vogue, Blindspotting, Versace, Alicia Keys, and more), discuss the roots and rise of Memphis Jookin, what 'gettin Buck' means, and the key to getting taken seriously across different professional fields. Follow Galit: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/gogalit Website - https://www.gogalit.com/ On-line Fitness Courses - https://galit-s-school-0397.thinkific.com/collections You can connect with Lil Buck on Instagram and through his website. Listen to DanceSpeak on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts.

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Lil Buck — the world-renowned artist who's collaborated with the likes of Janelle Monáe, Lizzo, Versace, Yo-Yo Ma and more – joins the Kinjaz to talk about growing up in Memphis, his love and pursuit of dance, and consciously breaking social barriers.  00:00: Intro  03:30: Origin story  08:00: Memphis Jookin' 12:00: How did you get involved with that?  16:30: Did this community help you escape trouble?  19:00: Pursuing dance professionally 34:00: Self refelction on growing up  37:00: End of Part 1 Socials: Instagram: @lilbuckdalegend  Website: lilbuck.com Facebook: Lil Buck YouTube: Lilbuckdalegend Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome back to part 2 of Ben and Anthony's conversation with award-winning performance artist Lil Buck! 00:00: Consciously breaking barriers and stereotypes 03:30: First music video 06:00: Working with Yo-Yo Ma and the power of collaboration 12:00: How do you define success?  20:00: What do you feel like you've mastered?  22:00: Outro Socials:  Instagram: @lilbuckdalegend  Website: lilbuck.com Facebook: Lil Buck YouTube: Lilbuckdalegend Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The performer joins New Ballet CEO Katie Smythe and Eric Barnes on The Sidebar.

In today's Pas de Cast, we're launching a new episode series where, rather than a specific location or film, we will be exploring how specific genres of dance intersect with cinema and technology. Ballet originated as a combination of choreographic display and social dance, and we have seen this evolve as our capacities to both choreograph and be social expand.Like a Ballet you may see In the theatre, We're splitting today's show into acts. In act one, we'll talk about a range of examples of ballet on screen, from mainstream to experimental.  In act two, will focus on how ballet has been and continues to be used as a tool beyond pure entertainment. Highlighted in this Episode:Pas de Deux (1968)Dir. Norman McLarenProd. National Film Board of Canada @onf_nfbLaurencia (2013)Dir. Ben EstabrookPOST BALLET - Waltz of the Snowflakes - on the naval baseChor. Robin Dekkers (they/them)Featuring Post:ballet and Berkeley Ballet Theater studio companyJess and Morgs collaborations with The Scottish Ballet@jessandmorgsHong Kong Ballet@hongkongballetLA Dance Project & Benjamin Millepied@ladanceproject  Features mentioned in this episode:The Red Shoes (1948)An American In Paris (1951)Singin' in the Rain (1952)Children of Theatre Street (1977)Center Stage (2000)Mao's Last Dancer (2009)The White Crow (2009)Black Swan (2010)Other Shorts mentioned in this episode:The StopThe Bailey's Nutcracker (2013)Lil Buck with Icons of Modern Art (2016) BONUS READING:Russia:How Russia uses ballet as propagandaSoviet Broadcasts of Swan Lake are basically  a political tropeBallet, propaganda and politics in the Cold WarHow Ballet Became a Political Football Between East and WestCuba:Defectors land on their feetThe Cuban National Ballet: Sixty-six years of gloryCuban National Ballet Company Thrives Thanks to Fidel CastroChina:From propaganda ballets to dance for the people --ANNOUNCEMENTS:Meet the Frameform team in person and see dance on the big screen at the 6th annual Capitol Dance & Cinema Festival in Washington, DC Oct 8 2022. Schedule and details: www.capitoldcfestival.comSocial: @capitoldcfestivalWatch “The Reality of a Dream” co-presented by Dancinema and Goh Ballet this November 1-December 31 on demand at www.dancinema.co/watchCheck out the International Screendance Calendar to browse a variety of opportunities including festivals, workshops, and residencies.  This resource is updated regularly and is always open to contributors! –Got a question or suggestion? Email us at frameformpodcast@gmail.com–Instagram

Join the ‘Conversations On Dance' podcast in a discussion with one of Vail's most celebrated mainstays, Lil Buck, and one of its newest artists, New York City Ballet dancer KJ Takahashi. Buck and KJ will take us on a tour of their own relationships with ballet and street dance and how these two forms of […] The post (301) Lil Buck and KJ Takahashi, LIVE from the Vail Dance Festival appeared first on tendusunderapalmtree.com.

Join the ‘Conversations On Dance' podcast in a discussion with one of Vail's most celebrated mainstays, Lil Buck, and one of its newest artists, New York City Ballet dancer KJ Takahashi. Buck and KJ will take us on a tour of their own relationships with ballet and street dance and how these two forms of […] The post (301) Lil Buck and KJ Takahashi, LIVE from the Vail Dance Festival appeared first on tendusunderapalmtree.com.

Dancer David Hallberg was once described by the New Yorker as the most exciting male dancer in the Western world and worked his way up through the American ballet theatre to become the first American principal dancer at the Bolshoi ballet in Moscow. David connects with dancer and actor Lil Buck. Buck specializes in an altogether different kind of dance, Jookin, which originates in Buck's hometown of Memphis. In this episode, Yana Peel, Global Head of Arts & Culture at CHANEL, moderates a conversation between both as they explore transforming dance, who inspired them both to pursue careers in dancing, what makes Jookin so innovative and unique, and find out if anyone can learn how to dance.

Shannon's guest this week on the Bruce Lee Podcast is long time friend, movement artist and director, Jon Boogz. Jon and Shannon met more than a decade ago at a taping of So You Think You Can Dance, and they have been friends ever since! Shannon has watched Jon's star rise over the last decade and it is rising still. She's witnessed him go from living in a tiny apartment with 3 other dancers to working with such greats as Mikhail Baryshnikov, Naomi Campbell, and Gloria Estefan. Jon's performances and choreography have been featured in Pharrell's Adidas Original's campaign and the Adidas Tribute to Standing Rock at ComplexCon, as well as on the new series on Starz Blindspotting. Boogz also co-founded Movement Art Is with fellow dancer, collaborator and friend Lil Buck in 2016 and together they have created projects that merge movement with social issues. Jon is passionate about dance and movement as a medium for self expression and higher awareness. Shannon loved their conversation and she feels like Jon really embodies the soul of an artist and expresses himself beautifully. She thinks for some, this conversation can help offer a window into parts of Bruce Lee's soul as a movement artist as well. Check out the shownotes for more about Jon and where you can connect with him. But for now, please listen to Shannon and Boogz get real on the Bruce Lee Podcast! Show notes & episodes on Brucelee.com/Podcast

In our next installment of LIVE from the Vail Dance Festival, we are joined by New York City Ballet principal dancer, Lauren Lovette, and Memphis Jookin star, Lil Buck. We chat with the pair about what this past year has been like for them, how they continued to find inspiration, about their friendship, and their […] The post (243) Lauren Lovette and Lil Buck LIVE from the Vail Dance Festival appeared first on tendusunderapalmtree.com.

In our next installment of LIVE from the Vail Dance Festival, we are joined by New York City Ballet principal dancer, Lauren Lovette, and Memphis Jookin star, Lil Buck. We chat with the pair about what this past year has been like for them, how they continued to find inspiration, about their friendship, and their […] The post (243) Lauren Lovette and Lil Buck LIVE from the Vail Dance Festival appeared first on tendusunderapalmtree.com.

Everything You Missed From The 2021 BET Awards. The 2021 BET Awards, marks one of the first times we've seen some of our faves in the same building together since COVID-19 changed the world. The stars were out, the lights were bright, and the evening was one of the best awards shows in a while. Kirk Franklin opened the show alongside Lil Baby performing “We Win” from LeBron James' upcoming Space Jam: A New Legacy. Migos stole the show performing with Cardi B, who revealed her and hubby Offset have baby #2 on the way. DJ Khaled lit up the stage with a jam-packed performance of his new songs, ”Every Chance I Get” and “I Did It,” with an all-star line-up including Lil Baby, Lil Durk, Megan Thee Stallion, H.E.R. and DaBaby. The legendary DMX was remembered with a mesmerizing tribute curated by Swizz Beatz featuring performances from Busta Rhymes, Method Man, Swizz Beatz, Griselda, Lil Buck, and Jon, The Lox, and a special appearance by Michael K. Williams. The powerful tribute included iconic hits such as “Slipping,” “Where the Hood At?,” “Party Up,” “Ruff Ryders Anthem,” and more. Queen Latifah was honored with this year's Lifetime Achievement BET Award, in recognition of her prolific career over the past 30 years, in which she remained one of the most versatile creatives of the time. Following an inspirational tribute from Rapsody & Monie Love, performing “Ladies First,” and Lil Kim & MC Lyte, performing “U.N.I.T.Y.,” she received a standing ovation as she accepted the well-deserved award. What's going on Internet, Analytic here aka Dreamz and I would like to welcome you to mine, which I call the Notorious Mass Effect Podcast! I am your Hip-Hop / Gaming News source with a little bit of R&B mixed in. FOR EPISODE 57: “BRENT FAIYAZ FT. DRAKE - WASTING TIME” “BET AWARDS 2021" “TITANFALL VS APEX LEGENDS” & “POOH SHEISTY” But before that make sure to Click my Linktree in my bio to access my social medias and follow, to keep up with my latest activities, if you want to financially support the show click my cash app link located towards the top of my linktree as it helps the show overall, also make sure to share this podcast as this helps the show reach more people so we can grow together and effect the masses! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/masseffect/support

Wendy Morgan's parents emigrated to Canada from Chile the year she was born. The eldest daughter of six children Wendy began her career directing music videos in Vancouver after graduating with a degree in Art History at McGill University in Montreal. Within her first couple of years directing music videos, Wendy won seven Much Music video awards and went on to direct videos such as “Going On" for Gnarls Barkley which was named in Time Magazine's list of Top 30 Music Videos of all time. Wendy's "Tightrope" video for Grammy-nominated Janelle Monáe was the number-one video of 2010 for UK music bible NME and received Best Choreography nominations at the MTV VMAs. In 2015 the Paris Opera debuted their online platform the “3rd Stage” with Wendy's dance film “etoiles, I see you” shot inside the Paris Opera, Palais Garnier, with American dance legend Lil Buck. Wendy also directs commercials internationally, working for clients such as Lanvin, Volkswagen, IKEA, Cover Girl, and Ford. In 2017 Wendy was named one of Women in View's “5 in Focus” a project supporting up and coming female narrative directors in Canada. Wendy had spent the last year and a half working exclusively with Belgian / Congolese artist Lous and the Yakuza for Sony Music France. She also shot Underdog for Alicia Keyes which was nominated in 2020 for an MTV VMA. On the narrative side, in April 2021, Wendy will release her first feature film “Sugar Daddy”. Wendy currently resides in Paris, she is also the mother to three children, Giancarlo, Noémie, and Gala. IG: @wendymorgann Host: Jamie Neale @jamienealejn Discussing rituals and habitual patterns in personal and work life. We ask questions about how to become more aware of one self and the world around us, how do we become 360 with ourselves? Host Instagram: @jamienealejn Podcast Instagram: @360_yourself Music from Electric Fruit Produced by Tom Dalby Composed by Toby Wright

The launch of a worldwide campaign, starring Lil Buck, Dominique Mirambeau and Mao Xiaoxing, aims to reigniting the love of travel. #Accor #ALLTravel #Unveiltheworld #campaign #travel #summer #hotelstay #ALLSAFE #hygiene #cleanliness #PatrickMendes #AccorLiveLimitless #shortfilm #StevenTaylor #InspirationalStars #LilBuck #DominiqueMirambeau #hozpitality https://www.hozpitality.com/accor_careers/read-article/5165_accor-unveils-the-world-with-new-global-campaign-celebrating-the-return-of-leisu.html

Tämän päivän jakson aiheena on Netflixin Move -dokumenttisarja, suom. Liike. Dokumenttisarjassa tutustutaan taitaviin tanssijoihin ja koreografeihin, jotka ovat uudistaneet tanssitaidetta eri puolilla maailmaa. Ensimmäisessä jaksossa Jon Boogz ja Lil Buck kertovat taiteellisilla ja omaperäisillä, eri lajeja kuten esimerkiksi poppingia ja Memphis jookin -tyylejä yhdistelevillä koreografioillaan vaikuttavia tarinoita. Toisessa jaksossa israelilainen koreografi Ohad Naharin, Gaga-metodin kehittäjä, kertoo halustaan siirtää rajoja ja tutkia, mihin ihmiskeho pystyy iästä tai muista tekijöistä riippumatta. Kolmas jakso kertoo perinteitä rikkovan espanjalaistanssija Israel Galvánin tarinan – kuinka hän uudistaa flamencoa ja haastaa sukupuolinormeja. Neljännessä jaksossa käsitellään dancehall reggaeta, joka on jamaikalaisille jotain elämää suurempaa, vastarinnan ja vapauden ilmaisua. Jaksossa kerrotaan tanssija Kimiko Versatilen tarinaa. Viidennessä jaksossa Akram Khan kutoo magiasta ja muistoista intensiivisiä koreografioita, joiden pohja on hänen bangladeshilaisissa juurissaan. Onko edellä mainitut tanssijat sulle tuttuja? Miksi dokumenttisarja kannattaa katsoa? Mitä siitä voi oppia? Miksi sarjassa käsitellyt aiheet ovat tärkeitä juuri nyt? Ei muuta kuin jakson pariin selvittämään. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Aujourd’hui, je reçois Alban Teurlai et Thierry Demaizière, les réalisateurs de MOVE. MOVE est une série de 5 documentaires avec Ohad Naharin, Akram Khan, Lil Buck, Jon Boogz, Kimiko Versatile et Israël Galvan. Des récits de danseurs aux quatre coins du monde. La vie. Alban et Thierry avaient déjà filmé la danse dans Relève avec Benjamin Millepied. Ces deux portraitistes, qui aiment capter les corps dans l’effort, renouent encore une fois avec cet art pour Netflix. Parce que la danse raconte bien plus que du mouvement. On les écoute avec joie.

Tiler Peck, New York City Ballet Principal is not only a famous ballerina in the US, she has become a global household name following her uber successful live ballet classes #turnoutwithtiler, launched during the covid pandemic. In this podcast, Tiler gives an insight into her inspiration for starting the online classes and the incredible feedback received from dancers around the world. Tiler shares one special story about a dancer in Iran, who was able to take class in the privacy of her own home, in a country where dancing in public is forbidden. This is the power of dance, and the power of digital dance during the pandemic. Listen to Tiler talk about her experience of lockdown and months away from the studio, following an extensive break from dancing as a result of a serious neck injury last year. In Tiler's uplifting style, she shares how she has been dealing with dancing at home and how she's ensuring she's ready for when the New York City Ballet is able to perform live. She also gives some insightful advice for other dancers, who are in a similar situation waiting for dance to return to the stage. Tiler has used this time away from the studio and rehearsals to create A New Stage, which is having its world premiere online on 16 October (then available to stream). Hear Tiler talk about curating and staring in A New Stage, which includes three new pieces from ballet to hip-hop to tap; working with Lil Buck, Sierra Boggess, Brooklyn Mack and the Syncopated Ladies, who take the stage in works by Chloe Arnold and Jennifer Weber, and a world premiere from Christopher Wheeldon. PRESS PLAY!

Il a commencé à danser le hip hop dans les rues de Memphis et en 2012 le magazine Dance Mag le classait parmi les meilleurs 25 danseurs du monde, Cette année la chanteuse Alicia Keys le voulait avec elle sur scène au Grammys. Mais de qui parles tu Bertrand ?! Bah de lui, Lil Buck !

Il a commencé à danser le hip hop dans les rues de Memphis et en 2012 le magazine Dance Mag le classait parmi les meilleurs 25 danseurs du monde, Cette année la chanteuse Alicia Keys le voulait avec elle sur scène au Grammys. Mais de qui parles tu Bertrand ?! Bah de lui, Lil Buck !

Work. Shouldn't. Suck. LIVE: The Morning(ish) Show with special guest Aaron Dworkin, Social Entrepreneur, Artist, Philanthropist, & Professor of Arts Leadership & Entrepreneurship. [Live show recorded: April 6, 2020.] AARON DWORKIN Named a 2005 MacArthur Fellow, President Obama’s first appointment to the National Council on the Arts and Governor Snyder’s appointment to the Michigan Council for Arts & Cultural Affairs, Aaron P. Dworkin served as dean of the University of Michigan’s School of Music, Theatre & Dance (SMTD), which is ranked among the top performing arts schools in the nation. He is currently a tenured full professor of arts leadership and entrepreneurship at SMTD as well as serving as a Professor of Entrepreneurial Studies at the Stephen M. Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan. In addition, Aaron is a successful social entrepreneur having founded The Sphinx Organization, the leading arts organization with the mission of transforming lives through the power of diversity in the arts. He is also co-founder of SonoGrub.com, a weekly blog pairing great food and music. As a best-selling writer, Aaron has authored The Entrepreneurial Artist: Lessons from Highly Successful Creatives published by Rowman & Littlefield, a science-fiction novel, Ethos: Rise of Malcolm published by MorganJames, as well as his memoir titled Uncommon Rhythm: A Black, White, Jewish, Jehovah's Witness, Irish Catholic Adoptee's Journey to Leadership released through Aquarius Press, a poetry collection, They Said I Wasn’t Really Black, and a children’s book The 1st Adventure of Chilli Pepperz. A lifelong musician, Aaron is a prominent spoken-word performing artist represented by Cadenza Artists. He has collaborated with a breadth of artists including Yo-Yo Ma, Damien Sneed, Anna Deveare Smith, Damian Woetzel, Lil Buck and others. His visual digital art project, Fractured History, has been exhibited at multiple galleries and museums to rave reviews. He recorded and produced two CDs, entitled Ebony Rhythm and Bar-Talk, in addition to writing, producing, and directing the independent film Deliberation. A multi-media performing artist, author, social entrepreneur, artist-citizen, and educator, Aaron continually receives extensive national recognition for his leadership and service to communities. He has been featured in numerous media outlets, and was named one of Newsweek’s “15 People Who Make America Great.” He is the recipient of the Royal Philharmonic Society Honorary Membership, Harvard University’s Vosgerchian Teaching Award, National Governors Association 2005 Distinguished Service to State Government Award, Detroit Symphony Orchestra’s 2007 Lifetime Achievement Award, Detroit News’s 2003 Michiganian of the Year Award, Crain’s 40 Under 40 and Who’s Who Awards, BET’s History Makers in the Making Award, AT&T Excellence in Education Award, and National Black MBA’s Entrepreneur of The Year. As an artist curator, he has served as a juror for some of the most prestigious international competitions including the Menuhin Competition, London Music Masters Competition, Stulberg International Violin Competition and the Sphinx Competition. A sought-after global thought leader and a passionate advocate for excellence in arts education, entrepreneurship and leadership, as well as inclusion in the performing arts, Aaron is a frequent keynote speaker and lecturer at numerous national and global arts, creativity and technology conferences. He served as commencement speaker at the Curtis Institute of Music, University of Michigan, Longy Conservatory and twice for Bowling Green State University. In May of 2013, the renowned Curtis Institute of Music awarded Honorary Doctorates to Aaron and Sir Simon Rattle, longtime maestro of the Berlin Philharmonic. Aaron also holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees in violin performance from the University of Michigan. Aaron personifies arts leadership,...

To movement artists Jon Boogz and Lil Buck – aka MAI – dance can be a form of entertainment, but it’s also a vehicle for connection, education, and action. Kimberly sits down with MAI to talk about changing perceptions of dance and the power of channeling your experiences through art. Plus, Buck answers the question many of us have probably had after watching him perform: Do his toes hurt when he dances?

From life as a little boy in Memphis to navigating a community where gang members were friends. He had the realization that he was not just a dancer but a master of Jukin. From ballet school to performing with Madonna and YoYoMa to becoming the face of brands, he has formed artistic partnerships with Apple to massive fashion conglomerates. He Co- created MovementArtIs (where social justice is expressed and discussed through art and dance). We barley could cover it all in our Season 2 Premier with Charles “Lil Buck” Riley. There’s no other way to put it - this man is an artist, a master mind, and does it all with a heart of gold. Please take a moment to hear him tell his inspiring story on this weeks episode.

Today we are bringing you a live podcast recording from the Vail Dance Festival with Jookin superstar, Lil Buck.   Charles “Lil Buck” Riley is an dancer, actor and model from Memphis, Tennessee who specializes in a style of street dance called jookin. He gained popularity after director Spike Jonze used his cell phone to […] The post (150) Lil Buck LIVE From Vail Dance Festival appeared first on tendusunderapalmtree.com.

Today we are bringing you a live podcast recording from the Vail Dance Festival with Jookin superstar, Lil Buck.   Charles “Lil Buck” Riley is an dancer, actor and model from Memphis, Tennessee who specializes in a style of street dance called jookin. He gained popularity after director Spike Jonze used his cell phone to […] The post (150) Lil Buck LIVE From Vail Dance Festival appeared first on tendusunderapalmtree.com.

INDY Week, the Triangle's alternative weekly newspaper, has started this podcast to give our readers another way to enjoy the latest news and culture from Raleigh, Durham and Chapel Hill. Content Warning: This podcast contains intense themes. This week, Editor in Chief Jeffrey Billman details his exclusive story about a lawsuit alleging a Duke summer camp for chronically ill kids shut down abruptly in 2017 after children left unsupervised were discovered performing sexual acts on each other. Later, Managing Editor Brian Howe details his interview with street and contemporary dancer Lil Buck. Music: https://www.purple-planet.com

Hi Friend, Welcome to Episode 39 of Sally’s Performing Arts Lab Podcast. Today you’ll hear my long-awaited talk with the multi-talented founders of LoJoWerkz, Tim Long and Jerome Johnson. I’m Sally Adams, your SallyPAL podcast host. Every week I talk to people like the LojoWERKz team about creating original work for a live audience. We talk about practical matters such as finding a great stage manager, scheduling for a show, and booking the right venue. My guests and I also explore social issues such as "open writing" and inclusion, women's voices, and celebrating "otherness". Check out the show notes on the blog to get links to the things we talk about and see photos of my guests. Send an email anytime to Sally@sallypal.com. Your ideas keep great conversations coming every week. Check out sallypal.com/join for a cool free theatre resource. It’s never too late to sign up and have access to the Creator’s Notebook. I’m interested in knowing what creators need as a performing arts resource. If there are things you want included in the Creator’s Notebook, let me know by sending an email to sally@sallypal.com. I read them all. Be sure and listen until the end of the interview for Concise Advice from the Interview, and Words of Wisdom from George. LoJoWERKz Graphic Arts Version of Jerome and Tim at Work LoJoWERKz Tim Long and Jerome Johnson met in 1991 at Okmulgee High School in Oklahoma when Tim was a young substitute teacher doing music and art on the side and Jerome was a high school kid into street dancing. Today the pair form the foundation of LoJoWERKz productions. The innovative stage and screen entertainment company blends hip-hop culture with traditional genres and has garnered some very high level attention. Tim’s companion art label, TuTchT IMAGING, creates graphic art featuring models of color. Before collaborating on their first full book musical, A Song of Greenwood, in the late 1990s, the two LojoWERKz founders collaborated on projects for the church they both attended. Higher Dimensions Church in Tulsa, led by Carlton Pearson, encouraged the pair’s creative expression and led to a working partnership. The Cast of "Roofless" from the 2016 Table Reading LoJoWERKz' current project, Roofless, started as a dance concert directed by the inimitable Tyrone Wilkerson for American Theatre Company in Tulsa. They worked the Roofless script into a full-blown musical and were awarded a place in 2004 into the ASCAP Foundation/Disney Musical Theatre Workshop. When they were accepted, Michael Kerker, Director of Musical Theatre for ASCAP, told them Wicked composer Stephen Schwartz was really impressed by their work. Tim and Jerome have been mentored by Kerker and Schwartz since 2004. In 2005 they won the Harold Arlen Musical Theatre Award. Since that time the show has been called “groundbreaking”, “genius”, and “the future of the musical” by people who know what they’re talking about. Tim has a background in film. He’s a 1988 graduate of the famously innovative CalArts.  And he and Jerome have been working on a new approach Roofless. They gave SallyPAL an exclusive reveal of what’s next for this amazing show and it’s going to expand the musical form on many levels. Tim and Jerome already have some experience creating a blend of new and old they both love. In the short film HotFoot, Jerome choreographs famous hip-hop dance artist Lil Buck in a silent movie that also features Jerome’s eight-year-old son Sage. I’ve followed Lojowerkz for a few years and it’s really great to see this pair experiencing the success they deserve. They're just good people and there’s more ahead for both of these extraordinarily talented friends. They talk about a lot of exciting new things happening in the worlds of musical theatre, film, and hip-hop, including Lin Manuel Miranda’s works, In the Heights and Hamilton, and the work of artists like Lil Buck. You’ll hear Jerome’s son, Sage, in the background. Also, his wife, Tyff, makes a brief appearance. If you listen to the podcast, be sure and listen until the end of the interview for Concise Advice from the Interview, and Words of Wisdom from George. Concise Advice from the Interview: 9) Being an outsider can be an advantage. Use it. 8) Keep moving forward and surround yourself with smart people, you’ll eventually get where you need to go. 7) Listen to critique for the grain of truth but take advice from people who know what they’re doing. 6) Don’t try to reshape what you have to fit the marketplace, but do get in the system to get to the caliber of advice you need. 5) Submit your work once it’s performance ready. 4) Get into legitimate circles to hone your voice and your craft. 3) A great idea won’t leave you. 2) Know your voice. 1) Keep putting your foot on the gas and go. Check out the blog, SallyPAL.com, for articles and podcast episodes. You, too, can be a SallyPAL. Sign up for a FREE Creator’s Notebook insert at SallyPAL.com/join. Thank you for following, sharing, subscribing, reviewing, joining, & thank you for listening. Thanks to Hannah for emailing me, it was awesome to hear from you! If you’re downloading and listening on your drive to work, or falling asleep to my doobadooba fubar like my sister does, let me know you’re out there. You need to share your stories. Storytelling through plays, dances, music, and other types of performances is the most important thing we do as a culture. I encourage you to share your stories because you’re the only one with your particular point of view. And SallyPAL is here with resources, encouragement, and a growing community of storytellers. All the stories ever expressed once lived only in someone’s imagination. Now, keep putting your foot on the gas and go!

The intersection where art and social change meet is a powerful place. In this episode of 1196, Lil Buck and Jon Boogz go back to their early beginnings in dance, sharing their commitment to evolving the form into movement art and their passion connecting this form of expression to broader social issues. Actor Ezra Miller has an open conversation about the role his parents played in launching him into acting, while veering into reflections on social media and meaningful relationships. Don’t miss 1196 host, Sol Guy, in our “Here’s What Happened” segment telling the story of how he found himself in Standing Rock as a part of the movement that stopped a pipeline.

Welcome to Conversations on Dance, our final bonus episode from the Vail Dance Festival with Damian Woetzel, Lil’ Buck, and Janet Eilber.  This episode is quite special because we have a guest host, Vail Dance Festival Artistic Director, Damian Woetzel.  After we had left, there was one final live event to give audiences an inside […] The post Vail Festival Forum Bonus Content: LIVE with Damian Woetzel, Lil’ Buck, and Janet Eilber appeared first on tendusunderapalmtree.com.

Os artistas de movimento Jon Boogz e Lil Buck estrearam "Honor thy mother" (Honre sua mãe), uma performance delicada e potente de palavra falada, violino e dança que se baseia no relacionamento atormentado entre a humanidade e a natureza.

행동 예술가들 존 북즈와 릴 벅이 "엄마를 존경하라"라는 공연을 소개합니다. 그 공연은 말과 함께 바이올린과 춤을 함께해서 인류와 자연의 괴로운 관계를 세밀하고 강력하게 표현합니다.

Movement artists Jon Boogz and Lil Buck debut "Honor thy mother," a delicate, powerful performance of spoken word, violin and dance that draws on the tormented relationship between nature and humanity.

Jon Boogz et Lil Buck, artistes du mouvement, présentent « Ta mère, tu honoreras », un spectacle délicat et puissant composé de poésie, de violon et de danse, et représentant la relation tumultueuse entre l'humanité et la nature.

Los artistas del movimiento Jon Boogz y Lil Buck debutan con "Honra a tu madre", una actuación delicada y potente de la palabra hablada, el violín y la danza que se basa en la atormentada relación entre la humanidad y la naturaleza.

Y'all didn't know there was a 6th one?  In this episode, Major and Lise discuss being one step closer to Destiny's Child 2.0, Mahershala's beautiful SAG Awards speech, Parsley Steele had to fly stand-by for justice, who ordered a #8 Ocean's with Rihanna on the side, Chance is having the best week ever, Balls and All sports drama, Lil Buck put Lexus on, Milo is not free to get coins anywhere, whether Gaga needed a pinch of something else and much more.  For Let's Talk About It Sis, the ladies talk their views on Valentine's Day.  Nothing burned the biscuits, but Lise gives a love offering to the guys who rose up in brotherhood and a certain Atlanta lady who blazed a trail for so many is the GRITS we love.  Love the intro? Follow the producer on Soundcloud @hitmanmemphis Listen to this episode and others on The 2016 Nashville Winner's Circle's Blog of the Year www.nashvillesocialbutterfly.com  - - - -  Follow us @toycpodcast on Twitter, Instagram, and Snapchat  Like us on Facebook www.facebook.com/toycpodcast Email us at toycpodcast@gmail.com  Archives at www.toycpodcast.libsyn.com  - - - - 2/9 Lauryn Hill and Guest @Ryman  2/11 Hot Chocolate 15K/5K  2/11 Back to the 80s Concert @Municipal Auditorium  2/11 She's A Rebel @3rd and Lindsley   

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Arts Strike is a dialogue between artists, schools and communities first piloted by Yo-Yo Ma and Damian Woetzel in 2010. This special discussion and demonstration for the Aspen Ideas Festival highlights the unique power of the arts to educate and engage, and will feature local Colorado children alongside renowned artists, several of whom have participated in Arts Strikes in schools across the country. Yo-Yo Ma Cristina Pato Charles "Lil Buck" Riley Damian Woetzel Tracy Straus Anna Deavere Smith

Recorded on Tuesday April 12, 2011. Tracklisting: 1. The Echocentrics- Electric Travels 2. Federico Aubele- Ojalá (feat. Natalia Clavier) 3. Bebel Gilberto- Cada Beijo (Thievery Corporation Mix) 4. The Echocentrics- Mundo Pequeno (Instrumental) 5. Tita Lima- Mundo Pequeno 6. The Quantic Soul Orchestra- Melodious Wayfarer (Soul Montuno) 7. Sunny & The Sunliners- Get Down 8. Lil Buck & The Top Cats- Monkey In A Sack 9. The Funkees- Slippin Into Darkness 10. Kologbo feat The Deacon- Freedom Back 11. Ocote Soul Sounds- El Diablo Y El Ñau Ñau (Grant Phabao Remix) 12. Quantic & Nickodemus feat. Tempo & The Candela Allstars- Mi Swing Es Tropical (Afrorican Remix) 13. Chico Mann- Ilusión de Ti.