Contemporary
Profitraining
with
Breeanne Camille Saxton
With a diverse training background that includes gymnastics, horton limon, release technique and contemporary floor techniques, Breeanne Saxton's classes train the muscles to support the skeleton through efficiency, alignment and intelligent use of movement physics. A 30 minute improvisational warm up invites the mind and body to come into a more attuned relationship where subtle states and healing pathways can emerge. The class progresses with a variety of fixed sequences and improvisational prompts designed to connect dancers with their full kinaesthetic range, ease moving in and out of the floor, and access to the heavens. Dancers are challenged individually and as a group with improvisational, rhythmic, spatial and sequential challenges that prepare them for rehearsal, creation and daily life.
Breeanne Camille Saxton
Breeanne Camille Saxton is a choreographer, musical performance maker, teacher, and performer currently based in the small town of Berlin, Germany. After receiving her BFA in modern dance from the University of Utah in 2015, Breeanne has had the pleasure to work and collaborate with a variety of artists and companies around the world. She divides her time equally between choreographing, performing, and teaching; the three practices continuously informing one another. She was honored to be a company dancer with Ririe Woodbury Dance Company and perform the works of Ann Carlson, Raja Feather-Kelly, Joanne Kotze, Doug Varone, Daniel Charon, Adam Barruch, and Alwin Nikolais with Alberto Del Saz of the Murray-Louis Foundation worldwide. Other artists she has worked with include LajaMartin, Alica Minar, The Utah Opera, Daniél Desnoyers, Jasmine Ellis and Yael Cibulski, Nichele Van-Portfleet, Graham Brown, Steve Koester, Kyle Lang, Brianna Lopez, Anima May, Molly Heller, Eric Handman, Shaun Boyle, Scott Wells, Yanis Adoniou, and Scotty Hardwig. Her choreography has been shown in various theaters and venues around the world. Her most recent work legaxy xx received the honor of the 3rd prize in choreography in the Stuttgart solotanz theater festival and the 3rd solo prize at the Masdanza festival in 2021. She plays the electric bass and performs in her female post punk band under an alter-ego.