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November 15-17, 2024Friday 10am - 6pm (break: 1-3pm), Sodal Hall
Saturday 12:30 - 6:30pm (30 min break), Sodal Hall
Sunday 1:30 - 5pm, Main Ballroom
Cost (Early bird pricing until October 15th)
Friday or Saturday Only
$95 - $125 ($110 Recommended)
Sunday
$60 - $80 ($70 Recommended)
Saturday and Sunday
$150 - $190 ($170 Recommended)
Full Workshop
$255 - $315 ($280 Recommended)
Paying on the higher end helps make the workshop more affordable for those with less income!
Registration and more details: https://forms.gle/rGptY7cLH8NEi67bA
Friday - The Art of Being Ready: Surprise, Communication, Co-Creation, and Emergence (Advanced)
This workshop will be an immersion in practices that support physical readiness to engage in the unknown – because we are always more than one. We will study the physical and relational states that produce creativity and controlled abandon.
Saturday/Sunday - Relational Intelligence in CI: Embodied CoCreative Practices (Intermediate)
This workshop is a deep dive into those relational practices inherent in dancing contact improvisation that build a foundation for co-creativity, individual and collective trust, and ultimately, emergent phenomenon. Creative, thoughtful, heart based, skill based, we will stretch the reach of our dance until it lives within our every moment.
Who is this for?
In order to allow the workshop to cover advanced material, a degree of knowledge of the basics is required.
The Friday workshop is an advanced workshop, which means having attended some intermediate CI classes, as well as being very comfortable in all levels of a normal CI dance, an ability to connect and feel your partner, and a good understanding of giving and receiving weight in motion.
The workshop on Saturday and Sunday is an intermediate workshop, which means having attended some beginner CI classes, as well as having decent comfort in all levels of a normal CI dance and attended a jam regularly for at least 3 months.
Space is limited to 40 people. Register now to reserve your spot!
Registration and more details: https://forms.gle/rGptY7cLH8NEi67bA
Nita Little is a dance researcher, theorist/artist, and one of the founding developers of Contact Improvisation (CI). She teaches around the globe, guiding one of its forward leading edges. She began 50 years ago, working with Steve Paxton and others on materials that became CI (1972) and was a participant in the earliest performances and teaching that helped it to become significant within dance and dance communities. Now, she investigates ecological actions of embodied attention, particularly with respect to somatic communication between humans and beyond.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Avalon Ballroom, 6185 Arapahoe Rd,Boulder,CO,United States
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