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Two dancers are moving on the floor of a studio, and their reflections shimmer across the floor. The dancer on the left is further back and lifts herself into a backwards bridge, holding herself up with one arm and the other arm partially covering her face. The other dancer is closer to the camera, sitting on his shins while putting his hands on the ground in front of him and looking down. There is a pastel blue wash over the photo.

Classes with Amanda Acorn


February 23, 24 & March 8
Online via Zoom
Pay-What-You-Can

Improvising the Sensorium

The sensorium refers to the human sensory apparatus and related mental faculties considered as a whole. Using somatic movement modalities, breath and improvisation we will explore sensory stimuli to drive improvised movement explorations to articulate the sensory system, attuning to the concrete, unfamiliar, imagined, and imperceptible.

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