Written by Donalevan Maines
Openly gay 25-year-old Harper Watters first began dancing around age five “purely because I had so much energy.” He now dances with the Houston Ballet’s main company.
Dancing is a silent art form, says Harper Watters, but his success at Houston Ballet has taught him that he has a voice. “There is a lot of power in words,” explains the out 24-year-old dancer in the company’s corps de ballet. “I have been solely focused on being a dancer, but I realize there is so much more I want to do, and feel like I have to offer.”
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Showing posts with label 5 - Dance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 5 - Dance. Show all posts
Sunday, August 06, 2017
Meet Openly Gay Ballet Dancer Harper Watters
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Saturday, December 24, 2016
WATCH: "Feeling A Little Blue" Featuring Daniel Domenech and Brayan Ramírez (Dance Video)
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Dancers Brayan Ramírez and Daniel Domenech are terrific in this sensual ballet piece directed by David Cuní. The choreography was created by Domenech and Javier Badet did the cinematography. Well done, sirs!
Dancers Brayan Ramírez and Daniel Domenech are terrific in this sensual ballet piece directed by David Cuní. The choreography was created by Domenech and Javier Badet did the cinematography. Well done, sirs!
Sunday, July 31, 2016
WATCH: Erin Burrell's Dance Tribute to Pulse Nighclub Victims
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Written by Shane, Editor of Stonewall Gazette
A few weeks ago, Erin Burrell released a dance video (see below) on his YouTube channel which shows him dancing all over the urban landscape of Los Angeles. The song featured in the video is Bronski Beat's classic 1984 synthpop hit, "Why?". Burrell shares that it's "Dedicated to the Pulse nightclub victims in Orlando". He adds, "They were dancing. We will keep dancing for you." There is a sense of grace, purpose and heartfelt energy in Burrell's dancing that I found very moving.
The video was directed John Wesley Whitton. The other dancers are: Adrian Ayala, Lou Becker, Richie Michael, Elija, Thed Jewel, George Koop, Tom Moore, Kris Rapp, Aaron Smith, John Wesley Whitton, Adam Ziv.
You can donate to the Pulse Victims Fund HERE
You can follow John Wesley Whitton on Twitter
Watch Video
A few weeks ago, Erin Burrell released a dance video (see below) on his YouTube channel which shows him dancing all over the urban landscape of Los Angeles. The song featured in the video is Bronski Beat's classic 1984 synthpop hit, "Why?". Burrell shares that it's "Dedicated to the Pulse nightclub victims in Orlando". He adds, "They were dancing. We will keep dancing for you." There is a sense of grace, purpose and heartfelt energy in Burrell's dancing that I found very moving.
The video was directed John Wesley Whitton. The other dancers are: Adrian Ayala, Lou Becker, Richie Michael, Elija, Thed Jewel, George Koop, Tom Moore, Kris Rapp, Aaron Smith, John Wesley Whitton, Adam Ziv.
You can donate to the Pulse Victims Fund HERE
You can follow John Wesley Whitton on Twitter
Watch Video
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