Nancy Boissel–Cormier, dance and research |
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Nancy Boissel–Cormier began ballet at the age of five with Nicole Sohm Perrango in Vernon (1982–1992). Then she trained in Académie Chaptal in Paris (1992–1999), with Wayne Byars (1995–2003), and at the school Rick Odums where she tooks classes in professorship and in stage performances (1996–1999). She began Indian dance Bharata–Natyam with Kalpana in France, and received in India the transmission from the Master Kalaimamani Kuttalam M. Selvam. In 2003 and 2008 she was awarded a scholarship from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of France and from ICCR in India. Since her arangetram in 2005, she toured in France and in India every year. She learnt abhinaya subtilities with the dancer and choreographer Sangeeta Isvaran. With her she created the performance "Mayakkam Oxymore", which toured in India ("Bonjour India" Festival) and won the second price of creation at the international competition "Bains numériques #4" in Enghien les Bains. En 2017 she defended her PhD–thesis de doctorat on Aesthetics sciences and arts technologies, speciality theater and dance, intituled "The new stages of Bharata–Natyam" and conducted in co–direction with Katia Legeret in France and Vijaya Rao in India (J.N.U.). Lastly, she teachs yoga since 2008 in France and in India, and she created the association Anandi in France in 2010. More informations on Nancy Boissel–Cormier. Photo © Yannick Cormier |