Dancesuch

Dancesuch is a dance style that originated in the late 20th century, characterized by its fluidity, grace, and the use of minimal props. The name "dancesuch" is a portmanteau of "dance" and "such," reflecting the style's emphasis on simplicity and the "suchness" of movement. It is often performed in a solo or duet format, with dancers moving in a continuous flow, often incorporating elements of contemporary, ballet, and modern dance.

The choreography of dancesuch is typically simple and repetitive, with a focus on the dancer's body and the space they occupy. Dancers may use minimal props, such as a scarf or a small object, to enhance their performance. The style is known for its ability to evoke a sense of calm and introspection, often exploring themes of emotion, memory, and the passage of time.

Dancesuch has gained popularity in contemporary dance circles, with many choreographers incorporating elements of the style into their work. It has also been featured in various performances, including solo shows, group performances, and installations. The style's minimalist approach and focus on the dancer's body and space have made it a popular choice for dancers and choreographers alike.