In this episode, choreographer Jasmin Vardimon MBE is in conversation with Sadler’s Wells Artistic Director Sir Alistair Spalding. Jasmin has been a leading force in British dance theatre for over 20 years, and here she reflects on her career so far, going from her early influences to her latest work NOW.

A captioned video version of the episode is available here: https://www.sadlerswells.com/digital-stage/choreographer-conversations/jasmin-vardimon/

And the transcript for the episode is available here: https://www.sadlerswells.com/digital-stage/podcasts/choreographer-conversations/

Timestamps

0.45 Introduction

1.05 How did Jasmin Vardimon become interested in dance?

5.46 What other choreographers have influenced her?

10.25 The social issues Jasmin explores in her work, particularly PARK

13.40 When did Jasmin come to London, and how did the city influence her?

15.15 Jasmin reflects on her works ALiCE, Pinocchio, Justitia and 7734

22.35 How Jasmin uses choreography to explore themes of power and perspective

24.13 The role of set, place and projections in Jasmin's works

28.15 What does Jasmin look for when she auditions dancers?

34.00 Jasmin reflects on her work for families

36.45 How does Jasmin work with collaborators?

40.32 The importance of looking back and forwards in your career

About the series

This episode is part of Choreographer Conversations, a series where Sadler’s Wells speaks to some of the most influential choreographers working in dance today to find out their inspirations and motivations. The full series is available on Sadler's Wells Digital Stage: Digital Stage - Sadler's Wells

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