Evening class
Corinne Skaff
19:15 to 20:45
Payment methods: e-Transfer to corinneskaff@gmail.com (Question: mvt, Answer : rdv) or cash at the door.
Registration: To register, please send your e-Transfer corresponding to the number of sessions you wish to attend to corinneskaff@gmail.com.
Registration: To register, please send your e-Transfer corresponding to the number of sessions you wish to attend to corinneskaff@gmail.com.
Teaching Language: French & English
Questions can be asked in:
Arabic
Objective
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Content
The Movement RDVs are somatic-informed dance classes that evolve as a themed cycle progression for movers from all levels and backgrounds.
Classes start with smooth guided somatic warm-ups based on functional anatomy or metaphoric imagery that nurture proprioceptive kinetic awareness and open up the space for improvised creative explorations.
We then embark on a dynamic flow, in and out of the floor, where the whole body becomes a fleeting intelligent surface of support, moving in a 3D spatial awareness with momentum, ease, and efficiency.
The classes are conceived as continuously progressive but drop-ins are also welcome.
Classes start with smooth guided somatic warm-ups based on functional anatomy or metaphoric imagery that nurture proprioceptive kinetic awareness and open up the space for improvised creative explorations.
We then embark on a dynamic flow, in and out of the floor, where the whole body becomes a fleeting intelligent surface of support, moving in a 3D spatial awareness with momentum, ease, and efficiency.
The classes are conceived as continuously progressive but drop-ins are also welcome.
Features
Biography
Corinne Skaff is a Lebanese dance artist, pedagogue based in Montreal, currently pursuing her Masters in Dance and Somatic Education.
She approaches dance as a vital practice of self-embodiment rather than an entertainment proposition. In constant search for dances that make sense in the cultural and personal context, her movement and teaching practices are inspired by Contact Improvisation, contemporary movement, physical theater, dance science and ecosomatic principles. As a pedagogue, she is inspired by the state of continuous learning through play and ephemerality. She is interested in the strategies and politics of transmission, as well as the creation of community bonds through movement practices.
www.lateliercor.com
She approaches dance as a vital practice of self-embodiment rather than an entertainment proposition. In constant search for dances that make sense in the cultural and personal context, her movement and teaching practices are inspired by Contact Improvisation, contemporary movement, physical theater, dance science and ecosomatic principles. As a pedagogue, she is inspired by the state of continuous learning through play and ephemerality. She is interested in the strategies and politics of transmission, as well as the creation of community bonds through movement practices.
www.lateliercor.com