Persuasive Essay-You Are Able To Dance
You Are Able to Dance
As dance, of all styles, becomes prevalent, an increasing number of people choose to dance for their profession and career. They devotedly train and practice dancing in order to show audiences the best performances. Audiences, as a result, learn to appreciate dance performances as pieces of art works. They become more willing to see how dancers use their bodies to express a special feeling or to tell a distinctive story aesthetically and exquisitely. Nevertheless, they seem to forget about a group of people who have physical defects and cannot dance freely as they wish. Amongst this group, some lost their limbs, whereas the others lost their sense of hearing and sight. Many of them, however, have one thing in common despite their different disabilities, that is, they love to dance as much as the able-bodied. Therefore, several dance companies have stood out to support these disabled dancers and offer them the opportunity for dancing on the stage. Amongst these companies, Candoco Dance Company, consisting of disabled and able-bodied dancers, has the most impact on erasing …show more content…
Celeste was once an able-bodied dancer. However, an accident happened in Manchester Opera House lead to a sad fact that she has to spend the rest of her life on the wheel chair. A miscalculated leap caused her to flop with her chin striking to the floor first. Her broken back called to a pause on her dance career until Adam came to her with the request for co-founding a dance company for disabled dancers (Church). Celeste gives herself as well as all disabled dancers a change to dance again. According to an interview with Candoco Dance Company, the company expresses that their aim is to “change people’s perception of disability, and highlight what people can do, not can’t” (Disability Horizon). In other words, they want to give audiences an entire different perception of art and ability of
As dance, of all styles, becomes prevalent, an increasing number of people choose to dance for their profession and career. They devotedly train and practice dancing in order to show audiences the best performances. Audiences, as a result, learn to appreciate dance performances as pieces of art works. They become more willing to see how dancers use their bodies to express a special feeling or to tell a distinctive story aesthetically and exquisitely. Nevertheless, they seem to forget about a group of people who have physical defects and cannot dance freely as they wish. Amongst this group, some lost their limbs, whereas the others lost their sense of hearing and sight. Many of them, however, have one thing in common despite their different disabilities, that is, they love to dance as much as the able-bodied. Therefore, several dance companies have stood out to support these disabled dancers and offer them the opportunity for dancing on the stage. Amongst these companies, Candoco Dance Company, consisting of disabled and able-bodied dancers, has the most impact on erasing …show more content…
Celeste was once an able-bodied dancer. However, an accident happened in Manchester Opera House lead to a sad fact that she has to spend the rest of her life on the wheel chair. A miscalculated leap caused her to flop with her chin striking to the floor first. Her broken back called to a pause on her dance career until Adam came to her with the request for co-founding a dance company for disabled dancers (Church). Celeste gives herself as well as all disabled dancers a change to dance again. According to an interview with Candoco Dance Company, the company expresses that their aim is to “change people’s perception of disability, and highlight what people can do, not can’t” (Disability Horizon). In other words, they want to give audiences an entire different perception of art and ability of