I though this may be of interest to this discussion:
'What happens when video games and dance collide? As much as I'd like to announce it, Super Mario at Sadler's Wells isn't happening any time soon – instead, I'm talking about using gaming technology to enhance the creation of new work. It's something 22-year-old Ben Glover explored for his recent project, Interactive Technology in Dance. By using motion sensing gaming device Kinect, Ben recorded the movements and gestures of dancers, turning their jitters and flourishes into mathematically-generated images on a screen behind the performers.'
http://www.theguardian.com/culture-professionals-network/culture-professionals-blog/2014/aug/26/ben-glover-digital-theatre-tech-talk?CMP=new_1194
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