Dances of Presence & Flow

Workshop SRT & Instant Composition

Date:

Location: Malmö

This 1-day workshop offers an introduction to the key principles of Skinner Releasing Technique and their application in improvising and composing.

Skinner Releasing Technique is an integrative and poetic approach to movement, dance and creative process developed by American dance artist Joan Skinner (1924-2021).
It stimulates the process of letting go of unnecessary tension, releasing new possibilities in how we perceive and how we dance. Through poetic imagery, hands-on studies, and movement exploration, one experiences qualities such as effortlessness, multi-directional alignment, presence and freedom, in movement and stillness.
Following the morning SRT class, releasing principles will inform and inspire the improvisational work in the afternoon.
As we engage with a fluid awareness, and follow the pathways of movement traveling through the body, the flow of attention and energy provides ease and clarity within our actions. We are ready to walk, roll, fall, curl, fold, dive, jump, fly...
Listening to the ongoing interplay of our imagination and action, we can participate fully in the material we create while dancing and composing.

Please note: This workshop is for experienced dancers and all of those with a committed movement practice.

Date: Thursday 19 September
Time: 10:00-15:00
Venue: Alma Söderberg Studio in Mazetti Huset, Malmö
Max. 10 participants
Fee: 500 SEK
If you take all three workshops: Charlie Morrissey (17 Sept), Eva Karczag (18 Sept) and Bettina Neuhaus (19 Sept) you pay 1200 SEK
In case you have financial difficulties and have problems with paying full fee please email and we’ll find a way. We don’t want to turn you away because of lack of funds!
Register by emailing tuva.pis@gmail.com
Info on FB here

This workshop is part of Reshuffling Dance  - 17-22 September, a unique week - curated by Tuva Hildebrand / Platform for Improvisation, Somatics and Artistic Research , touching on topics such as dance history and lineage, dancer as a living archive, philosophy, politics and community. A celebration of dance as research, art and a way of living.
See the full program here


© Photo by Ellen van der Kooij

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