Making solo work is an intimate process. It takes me deep into myself and into a keen relationship with my practice and what inspires and generates that. I have been creating ‘terra’ over several years due to Covid and also the necessity to stay with something for a long time to realise the work and feel satisfied.

In this workshop I will share some of my ways of working: the somatic practice that has kept me dancing for decades; the philosophy embodied in my dancing; a keen attunement to our lived world with its complex and acute environmental and social changes; the influence of place on our embodiment and imagination; the refining and distilling of these elements to create work.

We will be ‘moving underneath’ so bring an object that covers at least part of your body, for example: newspaper, blanket, netting, sheet, coat or large piece of clothing.

The workshop is an opportunity to share my research with other dance artists, performers and choreographers in Western Australia. Between us I hope to generate questions.

Practice Sharing is an arena to enter into artistic dialogue, an opportunity to share skills, a space for physical thinking, and a way to engage in different creative practices.

Facilitated by established local dance artists and visiting guest artists, the sessions are presented in an open, workshop-style format that may move between dancing, writing, choreographic research and discussion. 

When

Saturday 2 December 2023

2:00pm – 4:00pm

Where

Studio 1 – Level 2

King Street Arts Centre

357-365 Murray Street, Perth WA

 

Price

FREE for members / $20.00 for non members

Maximum: 20 participants

Participation

The practice sharing will take place over 2 hours.

This workshop is open to body-based performers with over two – three years experience.

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Acknowledgement of Country

Strut Dance acknowledges and pays respect to the past, present and future Traditional Custodians and Elders of this nation and the continuation of cultural, spiritual and educational practices of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

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