Choreography of Cities

Choreography of Cities

In this class, we will use choreography as a framework for seeing public space. We will discuss how the design of public space influences our movement and create our own imaginative and playful ways of navigating space. Hone your observational skills and track patterns, map sites, and capture movement in through iconic Seattle parks.

Co-Teacher

Hannah Simmons (she/her) is a multi-disciplinary performer, creator, and educator based in Seattle. Her choreographies and installations are centered around giving viewers a dynamic and unusual perspective on their own bodies. Her recent generative work has been supported by Velocity Dance Center, NWFF’s Collective Power Fund, 4Culture, Seattle’s Office of Arts and Culture, and the Freeway Park Association. Recent stage productions include performances with Seattle Symphony, Seattle Opera, Verlaine & McCann, and YellaCatt. She holds a B.A. from Bennington College in dance and mathematics. She is passionate about communal care, collaboration, and building sustainable and reciprocal systems of support for artists.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Occidental Square, 117 South Washington Street, Seattle, United States