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Ghost Lines Project

"Ghost lines" is a movement practice that uses an archival impulse to conjure a vaudevillian past.

As a project, it manifests in a variety of ways – through film, live art happenings, live performance, as photos, drawings, and an ongoing freestyle movement practice.

  • Eccentric Dance tips of the trade from Betsy Baytos:

    “The key in eccentric is ‘character’…..and pushing to extremes…..when I recently instructed animation classes at Cal Arts, I focused on character movement, having a reason for everything you do…..the importance of the pose & of story. Once you understand & implement these elements, you can build easily on your routine.”  Betsy Baytos 

    Tagged: eccentric dance Betsy Baytos animation character

    Posted on May 20, 2012

  • Max Wall, British Music Hall performer 1908 - 1990 

    He is best remembered for his ludicrously attired and hilariously strutting Professor Wallofski. This creation notably influenced John Cleese, who has acknowledged Max Wall’s influence on the creation of his own Ministry of Silly Walks sketch for Monty Python.  Appeared later in Waiting for Godot after having attracted Samuel Beckett’s attention.

    Again the link between Beckett & clown - time and again.   

    Tagged: Max Wall music hall eccentric dance Professor Wallofski John Cleese Ministry of Silly Walks Monty Python Waiting for Godot Samuel Beckett

    Posted on May 20, 2012 with 4 notes

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