Our Stories
In its second year, CANdoDANCE continues to provide a safe haven for disabled dancers both from Indonesia and the UK to express themselves.
Jasmie and Arif from dance company KitaPoleng share their one-of-a-kind experience at Festival Bebas Batas.
It often feels exciting to discover new forms of theatre and what new forms of art and entertainment may emerge in future society, and last year’s British Council’s Edin
We caught up with UK performance artists Emma Frankland and Jo Hellier about their experience of working in collaboration with 69 Performance Club in Jakarta ahead of their performance at the UK/ID Festival 2017 this week.
CanDoDance proves that creative possibilities are possible for everyone despite limitations.
Following the performances in Jakarta and Solo of James Cousins Company's 'Rosalind', a reworking of Shakespeare’s 'As You Like It', the non-profit organisation Ballet ID helped facilitate two contemporary dance workshops in Jakarta. We spoke with Mariska and Tabita from Ballet ID to find out what they thought of 'Rosalind', how the workshops went in Jakarta and what's next for Ballet ID.
