Integrating Movement Methods
ALL LEVELS
When : Saturday October 28th and Sunday October 29th, 2006.
Schedule : 12pm to 4pm
Where : Studio 303
372 rue Ste-Catherine Ouest, 3rd Floor, Montreal (Quebec)
Place-des-Arts Metro (exit Bleury South) / buses 15, 80 and 129
ADVANCED/INTERMEDIATE LEVEL.
When :Monday October 30th to Thursday November 2th, 2006.
Schedule :
Monday : 8pm to 9.45pm
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday : 7pm to 9.45pm
Where : Circuit-Est Choregraphic Center
1881, Saint-Andre # 100
Montreal
Metro : Berri-UQÀM or Beaudry
Registration needed:
140$ (entire workshop)
70$ (week-end)
90$ (week days)
A 40$ deposit is required to register (limited place).
Make your check payable to :
Association de Contact Improvisation
5039, rue Brébeuf, Montreal H2J 3L6
Information:
Phone :(514) 254-2021
E-MAIL: contactimpromontreal@yahoo.ca
Contact Improvisation: Integrating Movement Methods
This workshop will integrate elements from various
movement forms (CI, martial arts, dance, bodywork) to
expand our choices and possibilities for Contact
Improvisation, as well as developing skills for moving
in and out of contact seamlessly. How can we use
elements of different movement forms to create
dance that moves us physically, emotionally, and in
spirit?
Ray Chung is a performer, teacher, researcher, engineer, and artist who has worked with Contact Improvisation and improvisation since 1979. He uses Contact Improvisation as part of improvisational performance practice and integrates other movement forms into his work, including martial arts, bodywork and Authentic Movement. He regularly collaborates with dancers, musicians, and other artists and has worked with Nancy Stark Smith, Steve Paxton, Lisa Nelson, Peter Bingham, Chris Aiken, and others. Ray’s work has been shown in various festivals and venues throughout Europe, Japan, South America, Canada, and the U.S.He has also danced in pieces directed by Anna Halprin, Judith Kajiwara, and George Coates. He currently resides in San Francisco, California and regularly travels abroad to teach and perform.
