K-Cool: Choreographically exploring a K-pop social identity

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K-Cool: Choreographically exploring a K-pop social identity

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This research aims to choreographically explore coolness within K-pop, specifically how coolness may never be achieved and is always subject to failure. It aims to do this with the audience in my performance work The Release Launch. This is the overall name of the work but there are two versions of my work, The Making of Littlejohn and The Release Video. I aim to explore how choreography in a dance studio context can be created for specific purposes through exploring many aspects of coolness,...

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Thesis

Thesis level

Masters

Date created

2022

Creator

Littlejohn, Kate Jeanette

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https://hdl.handle.net/2292/61910

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