October 6, 2021 • 23 mins
The late Alvin Ailey said, “Dance is for everybody”, because why should it be reserved for only a few, when it has the power to touch so many?
In this episode we’re joined by Rambert’s Artistic Director, Benoit Swan Pouffer. Benoit talks about the importance of representation in dance, his creative approach to livestreams during the pandemic, and the documentary that changed his life.
This podcast is part of Selfridges’ ongoing exploration of the most exciting individuals and ideas in the arts. Keep an eye on Super Culture at selfridges.com/superculture for mood-boosting events, art films and interviews that continue to explore the importance of culture
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