Promotional video by The Queer Tango Project about ‘QUEER TANGO HISTORIES: MAKING A START….’ Download your free copy of the eBook now!
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Queer Tango Space – Minority Stress, Sexual Potentiality, and Gender Utopias
Juliet McMains
TDR: The Drama Review 62:2 (T238) Summer 2018. pp 59-77
A review by Ray Batchelor.
The Queer Tango Salon 2017 in London, 15th & 16th September. See our programme!
We would like to develop the Queer Tango Projects in new and innovative ways in 2018. Can you help us improve the Queer Tango Project?
If you are dancer who thinks or thinker who dances, maybe you have something to say or a dance research workshop you want to run? The Queer Tango Salon, London September 15 – 16, 2017 offers a unique space for both.
Video (46:38): As its contribution to LGBT History Month, Queer Tango London mounted this lecture by dr. Ray Batchelor on 18th February 2017.
Queer Tango London have organised a lecture, “A History of Same-Sex Tango Dancing” given by queer tango historian, and member of the Queer Tango London Team, Ray Batchelor.
Video (42:24): the London conference Muse of Modernity? Remembering, Mediating and Modernising Popular Dance presentation Panel 1: Dancing memory images. Part 1 of this panel is a presentation co-authored by Ray Batchelor and Jon Mulholland.
We think The Queer Tango Salon really was a success! We had hoped for perhaps 30-35 delegates – by the close we had 65 people who had registered.
The Queer Tango Salon: Connecting Bodies of Knowledge will be happening in Paris next month and the full schedule for the 16th and 17th September 2016 is now available on their website.
High Heels, Dancing and Politics: Queer Tango takes a view Ray Batchelor (UK), May 2016. Every now and again, one of us posts something on The Queer Tango Conversation[1] which – as we hope it will – prompts others to comment. What follows is an anthology of the responses prompted…
Gonzalo Collazo in Montevideo and Ray Batchelor in London would like you send them any images you might have which you think should go into The Queer Tango Image Archive which they co-curate. They looking for any pre-1995 images – photos, drawings, posters, sheet music illustrations – which show things…