IN PERSON
The Movement III curriculum the objectives broaden – challenging you to imagine the physical instrument as a canvas of performance.
Building on the foundational objectives of the first year – release, permission, contact, freedom and spontaneity – the Movement training provides you with a repeated practice toward expansive physical creativity, ensemble collaboration and performance composition.
The shift reinforces a rigorous understanding of alignment/release, physical processing and expectation for expansive physical creativity. The first two semesters began the opening of the physical instrument and freeing the body from its’ pedestrian behavior. The second year initiates a rebuilding of your capacity for physical awareness with this new understanding in place. You are supported to experience deeply, respond more fearlessly, and collaborate more dynamically and uninhibitedly.
To achieve this, more time is spent working in a state of physical release – making it a more comfortable place from which to operate. There is a continued use of ensemble choreography – drawing from other sources – that connects the actors’ rhythm, expression, and instinct with a clearer, more dynamic, and more efficient instrument.
Teachers: Nathan Flower, Kana Sato
Prerequisites: Movement I , Movement II
$1525
