Bigger Bodies : Nothing To Lose

                       New ideal: Seven plus-size performers proudly shake and grab their skin in Nothing to Lose, a new dance production premiering at the Sydney Festival in Australia on January 21

An Australian Dance Production company, is bringing a new show on stage which will cast plus size dancers only. The Show is called "Nothing to lose"

The company artistic director Kate Champion said it is a cast of bid bodied dancers. This breaks the myth that fat or big people are not good on stage. It is a celebration of movement of bigger bodies in a show. it will premier on Sydney Festival on 21 January .

Shake it off: Force Majeure's artistic director Kate Champion collaborated with fat activist Kelli Jean Drinkwater to celebrate the movement of bigger bodies for her final show with the dance companyShake it off: Force Majeure's artistic director Kate Champion collaborated with fat activist Kelli Jean Drinkwater to celebrate the movement of bigger bodies for her final show with the dance company

Innovative moves: She also noted that the performers were the ones who showed her that they could use their flesh and shape choreographically 

Dancing queen: The choreographer said she was often drawn to the movements of the larger people on the dance floor, and thought: 'Why aren't we seeing that on stage more?'

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