SAM COREN – TOOLS TO BUILD WORLDS
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by Naomi Hibberd
1M ago
10 Days, Sep 2-13 WHO Sam Coren WHATThis two-week creative workshop/development will comprise of teaching tools to the participants to control their narrative theatrically and create innovative, complex textures in movement material. Then using these tools to work on bringing an idea to life in a short creation, culminating in a sharing. Sam’s practice mixes theatrical ideas from mask, mime and clowning with his dance experience to create works that are physically complex, darkly humoured and ever so occasionally insightful.  Most importantly I hope the participants leave the process ..read more
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GAVIN WEBBER / THE FARM – NOW PLAYING
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by Naomi Hibberd
1M ago
10 Days, Aug 19-30 WHOGavin Webber / The Farm WHATFor over 20 years Gavin Webber has been working in deeply embedded collaborative processes, where the only director is the show itself. He describes creating shows as something you approach sideways, like someone trying to befriend a horse, on an angle, with a lump of creative sugar in your hand. In this workshop Gavin will explore ideas and processes of creation, asking how do we start when we don’t know where to begin? As a shared creative process between practitioners, this workshop will allow participants to dig into what interests the ..read more
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by Naomi Hibberd
2M ago
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by Naomi Hibberd
2M ago
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DOYLE + NANKIVELL – PHYSICAL LANGUAGES OF STORYTELLING
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by Naomi Hibberd
2M ago
Maxine Doyle & Gabrielle Nankivell – 11 Days, Sep 2-14 WHO Maxine Doyle + Gabrielle Nankivell WHAT Maxine and Gabrielle share an interest in creative process as a site of collaborative experimentation – working with people and environments to create distinctive, dramatic worlds and experiences that resonate personally and globally. Their shared curiosity in the relational dynamics between performers, audience and the work are the starting point for the questions of their collaboration. How through dance and theatre do we amplify the human condition? How can we unlock an individual language ..read more
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MARC BREW – OUR BODIES / OUR STORIES
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by Naomi Hibberd
2M ago
8 Days, Aug 27-Sep 06 WHO/WHATMarc Brew is one of the UK’s leading, pioneering, multi-disciplinary and inclusive theatre makers.  Marc Brew Company is a disabled led, queer trailblazing contemporary dance company that collaborates with diverse artists to create powerful & emotive dance productions for touring nationally and internationally that inspire and provoke change.  “an Accident / a Life”, Marc’s semi-autobiographical collaboration with Belgian luminary Sidi Larbi Charkaoui is the current talk of the global festival circuit.  This workshop will use Our Bodies / Our St ..read more
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HOFESH SHECHTER – MOVEMENT FUNDAMENTALS
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by Naomi Hibberd
2M ago
w/Sam Coren – 5 Days, Aug 26-30 / Sep 02-06 WHO Sam Coren WHAT Sam Coren, former Hofesh Shechter Company dancer and restaging assistant will lead two five-day workshops delving into Hofesh Shechter’s movement fundamentals – Groove & Rhythm, Totality, Energy & Emotion, Floorwork. Sam will explore repertoire from across Hofesh’s early works, sharing creative tasks and his imagery – a fascinating insight into Hofesh’s creative process. Note: This workshop program will lead directly to a creative development and performance outcome in 2025/26. WHEN Workshop 1 / 5 Days, Aug 26-30 / 16:00 ..read more
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CRYSTAL PITE REPERTOIRE & KIDD PIVOT IMPROVISATION TOOLS
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by Naomi Hibberd
2M ago
w/Jiří Pokorný – 5 Days, Aug 26-30 + Sep 02-06 WHO Jiří Pokorný WHAT Crystal Pite is one of the most innovative and influential choreographic voices of the 21st Century. Her creative works sit on some of the most prestigious dance institutions the world over and on her own Vancouver-based company, Kidd Pivot. She is known for works that courageously address themes such as trauma, addiction, conflict, consciousness and mortality; her bold and original vision has earned her international acclaim and inspired an entire generation of dance artists. Former Kidd Pivot dancer Jiří Pokorný will lead t ..read more
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VICKI VAN HOUT – INDIGENOUS CONTEMPORARY DANCE MAKING
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by Naomi Hibberd
2M ago
6 Days, Aug 26 – 31 WHO Vicki Van Hout WHAT Working for over thirty years as an independent dancer and choreographer, Vicki Van Hout is renowned for her idiosyncratic movement language, whilst employing a decidedly comedic and surrealist choreographic approach in her contemporary Indigenous dance theatre works. Her extensive experience straddles both a ‘traditional’ grassroots community context and two of Australia’s ground-breaking Indigenous dance companies, Bangarra Dance Theatre and the Aboriginal Islander Dance Theatre. Vicki Van Hout will lead a six-day workshop, designed to give the par ..read more
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SADIQ ALI – CONTEMPORARY CIRCUS (CHINESE POLE NARRATIVES)
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by Naomi Hibberd
2M ago
10 Days, Aug 19-3. Individual, partner and ensemble work with apparatus. WHO Sadiq Ali WHAT Sadiq Ali is a mixed heritage contemporary circus artist and performance maker specialising in Chinese Pole. Blending elements of circus, dance, and physical theatre, he crafts unapologetically queer works that serve as both artistic expressions and catalysts for social change. The workshop will consist of technical Chinese Pole vocabulary and development, enabling participants to explore their own movement style with the apparatus. A focus will be on partner and ensemble work, using poles, bars and var ..read more
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