Debbie Lee-Anthony MA
Senior Lecturer
Arts
Deb.Lee-Anthony@winchester.ac.uk
+44 (0) 1962 827159
The University of Winchester
Winchester
Hampshire
SO22 4NR
Expertise
Directing own dance company; funding & tour booking, choreography, performance, educational workshops in a wide range of settings, directing D@win, the University of Winchester student dance company; solo performance work, issues of age and performance, interdisciplinary/collaborative work
Publications
- Soma/Numa, 20 date Autumn 2006-2007
National Tour of Body of Experience, managed and directed an evening of dance works created and performed by six culturally diverse performers
- Age, Agility and Anxiety – dilemmas of a mature dancer (2007)
- Conflict, Content and Context in the ageing body (2008) published Animated journal
- Something to say performances in Holland, Fonty’s Dance Festival (work created for 3rd year students at Winchester)
- Reservedly So (2008) tour to colleges of F.E. by D@win, the University dance company
- Ripening (2009) Collaboration with Malcolm Floyd exploring issues regarding age and performance, with particular reference to memory and health.
- Sonatas with….(2009) Malcolm Floyd and Steve Solloway, experimenting with choices of inspiration, craft and risk with live music, dance and text
- On middle ground (2010) performances at Salisbury Arts Centre, University of Lisbon, Corpus Christi College Oxford, The Point Dance & Arts Centre, University of Winchester
- Sharing the dance through the lived body (2010) paper. presented at ‘Dancing through maturity’ conference in Lisbon (October 2010) and ‘Moving the boundaries’ conference as part of Oxford Dance Festival (March 2011)
Research Interests
Performing presence, issues of ageing and performance, collaborative processes/interdisciplinary work, relationships between dance and music, innovation and accessibility
Funding Awards and Professional Membership
Southern Arts advisor 1986-1993
Swindon Dance advisory board member 1986-1996
Member of the Board for Hampshire Dance 2004-2011