Dance artist, public speaker, and researcher Sara is the Director of Wookey Works, a platform for collaboration between dance artists, cultural organizations, educational institutions and government agencies in the UK and US.
International program prompting a return to dance, engaging re-performance of works and promoting value in the skills of the dance artist.
A new book on curating dance in galleries and museums in London and New York including interviews with curators and dance artists such as Catherine Wood (TATE Modern); Stephanie Rosenthal (Hayward Gallery); Martin Hargreaves, Siobhan Davies Dance and Yvonne Rainer.
Sara is a certified transmitter of Yvonne Rainer’s iconic work Trio A (1966) and other repertoire works. She is available for teaching, performing and lecturing.
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Spending two weekends dancing with three of my cohort – all over 40 – I reflect...
Read moreI have just returned back to London from the Lake District where (Re)Make, my new project,...
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Read moreAwareness through Movement & Reading is a 3-part series hosted by the Wellcome Collection in London....
Read moreDance and Art Forum: Why Dance in Museums? hosted by Siobhan Davies Dance in London took...
Read moreAs part of my TATE Learning Research Associate position and practice-based-research through the Centre for Dance...
Read moreI am recently back from Maastricht, the Netherlands where I was invited to lead a workshop The...
Read more@Sara_Wookey: A brilliant female dancer over 40! The Woman Who Has Transformed English National Ballet https://t.co/DXLF8Al2YM
@Sara_Wookey: Interview about the acquisition of my project Punt.Point on Women in Architecture podcast https://t.co/jdeF2xB1r6 https://t.co/jdeF2xB1r6
@Sara_Wookey: Excited to be hosted by XX-LA on Women in Architecture interview about my project #Punt.Point that in collaboration… https://t.co/F1cd6c9PGM