In this interview, Mark Smith shares his journey as an Olivier nominated choreographer, his creative process, and his inspiring work with Deaf Men Dancing. Discover insights into choreography, directing, and the importance of inclusion in theatre.
Key Topics Deaf choreography and dance Collaboration between deaf and hearing artists Theatre directing and choreography process Inclusion and diversity in the arts Impact of awards and recognition in theatre
Sound Bites "Preparation before rehearsals is crucial." "Theatre projects were on hold due to COVID." "Dancers only count from one to eight."
Chapters 00:00 Choreographing with Non-Dancers 03:04 Collaboration in the Rehearsal Room 06:01 Navigating Director and Choreographer Dynamics 09:00 The Role of Movement Director vs. Choreographer 12:01 The Evolution from Rehearsal to Stage 15:12 Signature Styles and Personal Growth 18:03 Recognition and Achievements in Choreography 28:58 The Journey to Acceptance in Theatre 31:34 Breaking Stereotypes: Being a Deaf Choreographer 34:57 The Impact of Awards and Recognition 38:49 The Birth of Deaf Men Dancing 46:39 Transitioning to Directing: New Horizons 50:17 Upcoming Projects and Future Aspirations
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