Wieke Eringa introduces the people who have most inspired her.
Janet Smith
In Janet’s classes I felt on such a high it was enough to propel me into 20 years of passion for contemporary dance: moving with integrity to your own body, with musicality, freedom and precision, and discovering your interpretation as a starting point for dancing a role. With her endless curiosity and joy, Janet continues to motivate and encourage generations of dancers whilst leading Scottish Dance Theatre, and is a breath of warmth and lightness in what can at... more
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Wieke Eringa introduces the people who have most inspired her.
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