Proto-technique
These are process-oriented dance classes focused on how we experience ourselves moving. The aim is to develop self-awareness as a tool for creating and refining our own dance practices: widening the range of movement vocabulary and qualities; improving ease, efficiency and flow in movement; recovering from and avoiding injury.
The impossibility of a purely physical training is assumed from the start. The class encourages critical and conceptual interrogation of the many discourses that shape our experience. The invitation is to enter into a perceptual dialogue with ourselves in which we become the experts of our own experience.
The classes may include material from experiential anatomy, ideokinesis, and the Feldenkrais Method. They are part interactive lecture, part guided and part open movement exploration. The invitation is to enter into a perceptual dialogue with ourselves in which we become the experts of our own experience.
is a movement researcher, educator, artist. He teaches somatically oriented dance technique, improvisation/composition, contact improvisation, authentic movement. He helped develop the Dance And Somatics course at ISLO – Eastern Finland Sports Institute and also teaches freelance at the Danish and Finnish national schools of performing arts.
Malcolm is a certified Feldenkrais Method® and Body And Earth® practitioner. Malcolm’s BodySchool workshops apply somatic and contemporary dance techniques to everyday life situations.
This training runs from 03 to 07 Feb and from 02 to 06 Mar 2020.