'Strictly' Inclusive: Co-creating the past, present and future

《舞来了》是英国广播公司一档非常成功的节目，拥有一大批粉丝，平均每周有800万观众。这个公共参与项目将让公众参与研究BBC在电视舞蹈方面的尖端工作，重点是Stricly。借助舞蹈研究中心的研究专业知识，我们将与英国广播公司合作，利用英国广播公司的档案分析和公众参与活动，更好地了解和庆祝该节目对观众的影响。我们将特别关注如何严格处理性别、性取向和残疾的包容和代表问题。除此之外，我们还将分享我们在档案研究、舞蹈分析和观众的“动觉共鸣”方面的知识(Wood，2010)；支持参与者对电视转播的舞蹈进行批判性和创造性的思考。该项目将通过与考文垂骄傲、聋人文化中心和伯明翰的聋人探索者合作，吸引来自英国中部地区D/聋人和LGBTQIA+社区的舞蹈爱好者，以选择档案剪辑、主持讨论并产生创造性的回应，作为反思《严格来跳舞-过去、现在和未来》的收录和表现的一种方法。我们将主办通过电影记录的讲习班和讨论；通过定格动画和艺术电影促进创造性反应；并庆祝通过公开发布和在当地/社交媒体上分享而制作的材料。

Strictly Come Dancing is a hugely successful BBC programme with an enormous following of fans, with viewers averaging at 8 million per week. This public engagement project will involve the public with research about BBC's cutting-edge work in televising dance, focusing on Strictly. Drawing on research expertise at the Centre for Dance Research, we will partner with the BBC and utilise both BBC archive analysis and public engagement activities to better understand and celebrate the impact of the programme on audiences. We will specifically focus on how Strictly has addressed inclusion and representation of gender, sexuality and disability. Along with this we will share our knowledge of archival research, dance analysis and 'kinaesthetic empathy' of the viewers (Wood, 2010); supporting participants to critically and creatively reflection on televised dance. This project will engage dance enthusiasts from D/deaf and LGBTQIA+ communities in the Midlands region of the UK by collaborating with Coventry Pride, the Deaf Cultural Centre and Deaf Explorer in Birmingham to select archival clips, host discussions and generate creative responses as an approach to reflect on inclusion and representation in Strictly Come Dancing - past, present and future. We will host workshops and discussion documented through film; facilitate creative responses through stop motion gifs and artistic films; and celebrate the material developed through a public launch and sharing in local/social media outlets.