Möckernstr. 68
10965 Berlin LEVEL:
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Motion & Emotion
Kurs
with
Ingolf Seßler, Britta Pudelko
In the frame of Summer/ing at Tanzfabrik
Intuitive Improvisation
In a dance improvisation, we are confronted with an almost endless amount of possibilities. How do I want to move? How do I move in the space? How do I react and interact with the other dancers? Does the music influence me or inspire me? Improvisation means to make decisions. To be in the moment. To be able to respond to influences from the outside as well as the inside. Improvisation means to communicate with the given situation, the space, the music and the other dancers. Therefore you need to gain a sense of your body, to feel into it, to give it space. To connect with yourself, the space and the other participants – on a visual, tactile, acoustic, kinesthetic level. The aim of this course is to develop a deeper level of understanding for your own body, and to allow and develop your own individual language and natural creativity through movement.
In a dance improvisation, we are confronted with an almost endless amount of possibilities. How do I want to move? How do I move in the space? How do I react and interact with the other dancers? Does the music influence me or inspire me? Improvisation means to make decisions. To be in the moment. To be able to respond to influences from the outside as well as the inside. Improvisation means to communicate with the given situation, the space, the music and the other dancers. Therefore you need to gain a sense of your body, to feel into it, to give it space. To connect with yourself, the space and the other participants – on a visual, tactile, acoustic, kinesthetic level. The aim of this course is to develop a deeper level of understanding for your own body, and to allow and develop your own individual language and natural creativity through movement.
Ingolf Seßler
Ingolf Seßler's focus is on the development of emotional presence in dance or performance improvisation. His background includes many years of practice in martial arts, meditation, Butoh, Laban Bartenieff Fundamentals, movement analysis, somatic work, contact improvisation and performance.
Britta Pudelko
The focus of Britta Pudelko’s career has been on movement, expression, body awareness and healing. As a dancer, Britta’s path has taken her from ballet via modern dance to contemporary and improvisation. Among others, she has collaborated with Robert Poole, Bernard Baumgarten, Michael Clark and Akram Khan, and she has been a member of the Achim Freyer Ensemble since 2001. As a guest teacher she worked for Sasha Waltz & Guests, HZT - Inter-University Centre for Dance Berlin, Dance Intensive Program at Tanzfabrik Berlin, BolzanoDanza and Forum Danca, Lisbon. Britta is also a qualified alternative health practitioner with an emphasis on the integration of body, mind and soul.
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