I was thinking about the title of this book for a long time. I have no doubt that thinking before doing anything is important -at least for me- but the title made me shift my thoughts a little to the other side of the whole thing and I asked myself: Is It necessarily a good thing? To think before everything? Sometimes you have to just act--whether it's dancing or writing or jumping. I realized that some of the achievements in my life were made completely spontaneously-- I did not think, I just wrote or just reacted based on my feeling.

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Barraclough, Leo (September 21, 2023). "Sky Debuts Trailer for James Marsh's 'Dance First,' Starring Gabriel Byrne, Ahead of World Premiere at San Sebastian Film Festival (Exclusive)". Variety. Dying on stage has been presented at, among others, the Musée d’Orsay as part of the Festival d’automne, Paris, at Camden Arts Centre, London, 2019; at Kunstenfestivaldesarts, Brussels, 2018; at the Sharjah Biennial; and at Centre Pompidou in Paris, 2017. Christodoulos Panayiotou has exhibited at Camden Art Centre, London; La Tallera, Mexico, 2019; Galerie Kamel Mennour, Paris; Rodeo, London; Belvedere 21, Vienna; Dhaka Art Summit, Bangladesh; and Hammer Museum, Los Angeles, 2018. The key to a happy life: Dance first, think later. You don’t need a reason to dance. Just do it. Dance, love and live with no regrets. Events and performances in collaboration with La Bâtie – Festival de Genève, ADC – Association pour la danse contemporaine, MAMCO, Musée d’art et d’histoire, Fête de la Danse Genève, Cinéma SpoutnikSeptember 15–October 9: exhibition with Alice Anderson, Lara Dâmaso, Agnès Geoffray, Samuel Pajand, Emilie Pitoiset, and Ulla von Brandenburg AFM: Alex Wolff to Direct, Star in Psychological Thriller ‘If She Burns’ With Victoria Pedretti, Asa Butterfield, Justice Smith (Exclusive)

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Lenio Kaklea (GR, 1985, based in Paris) trained as a dancer in Athens and Angers, also undertaking the “master d’expérimentation en arts et politique (SPEAP)” directed by Bruno Latour at Sciences Po, Paris. As a performer, she has worked with Alexandra Bachzetsis, Gerard & Kelly, François Chaignaud & Cecilia Bengolea, Emmanuelle Huynh and Boris Charmatz among others. She has been making choreographic work since 2009, presenting at Centre Pompidou, LafayetteAnticipations, Ménagerie de Verre, Paris, ImpulsTanz, Vienne, Athens & Epidaurus Festival, Quartz, Brest, Latitudes Contemporaines, Lille, Laboratoires d’Aubervilliers, far – festival des arts vivants, Nyon, and exhibited at the Centre d’art La Passerelle, Brest. In 2019, she received the Dance Prize of the Hermès Foundation and the Triennal of Milan. A Hand’s Turn was acquired by KADIST foundation in 2020. The words and dance are important parts of a performance, but they shouldn’t take precedence over the steps. Dance first, think later. Dancing is the easiest way to forget all your problems. Stay in the moment and dance. Alex Cecchetti (IT, 1977, based in Paris) is an artist, poet and choreographer whose practice can be described in terms of an art of evasion: tactile and poetic, aesthetic and material, spanning objects and situations. His new project, Jupes de Dervish, is a work in progress in which Cecchetti applies visual motifs and slogans to skirt fabrics. On display will be unique skirts with designs painted on the fabric, and others where the motif is printed. The skirts will be exhibited in such a way that visitors will be able to wear them and dance in the space. The spinning movement and the undulating effect it creates allows the skirts to be appreciated to their full potential. Whether you want to enjoy a classical ballet class to inspirational music, or an upbeat tap lesson, there is a class for you.Pierre Leguillon, La grande évasion (teaser), 2012/2020, in Dance First Think Later, 2020, Le Commun, Geneva. Photo Annik Wetter. Courtesy the artist and Arta Sperto. Do you believe that dancing and throwing away your inhibitions help your life? Then this collection of dance first think later quotes below are great for you to read and use. It’s a message of liberation. Dance First Think Later Quotes Alexandra Bachzetsis & Julia Born, This Side Up, 2007, installation, exhibition view Dance First Think Later, 2020, Le Commun, Geneva. Photo Annik Wetter. Courtesy the artists and Arta Sperto. Samuel Pajand, L’horloge de l’amour, 2020, vidéo de 12h lue en boucle sur un écran de 30 cm de diamètre, incrusté dans une boîte en bois de 42 x 42 x 6 cm. 2 boutons rotatif affectés respectivement aux minute Sitting explores the act of sitting on the ground, of cataloguing it through performance. The base, the weight, the position, the anchoring, and even the concentric circles that radiate from a sitting body. I reflect on the relationship with the earth and its resources. Raw choreography, the architecture of seating and its play of possibilities. How does our weight move, become dynamic, grow or shrink? What relation to the world, what myths and figures, are invoked and brought to us? Who is sitting on the ground?”