The Journal of Dance&Somatic Practices is an international academic journal that focuses on the relationship between dance and bodily practices, as well as the impact of this practice on the broader performing arts. It aims to provide a platform for scholars and artists to explore related works, contemplate their impact and role on performance, discuss the intervention of bodily practice in other disciplines, and its significance for research and teaching.

In recent years, physical practice has become increasingly important in the works of many artists and has gained more recognition in education and training programs. However, despite this, as a working system, it is still largely on the edge of academic debate, and its existence is mainly reflected through the embodied knowledge of practitioners and their performance contributions. This magazine provides a space for discussions on related works, which helps to delve into the impact of works on performance and explore insights for research and teaching. In summary, the Journal of Dance&Somatic Practices holds an important position in the field of dance and bodily practice research, playing a positive role in promoting academic exchange and development in this area.