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The Skinner Releasing Technique (SRT) is an inclusive dance technique designed for professional dancers, actors and musicians as well as for people with little or no formal dance training. It is a practice for all those with an interest in engaging in the dynamic dialogue between imagination and movement. Guided poetic imagery, music and hands-on partner studies facilitate deep kinaesthetic experience of movement. The practice stimulates the process of letting go of one’s tension and holding patterns releasing new possibilities in how we perceive and how we dance.
SRT’s founding principals are based in the Alexander Technique and then applied to the dancer. Joan Skinner is the dance pioneer who began introducing concepts of Release into her teaching: resulting in an influential and alternative way of studying dance which has now influenced all contemporary dance practices as we know them today.|The Introductory Level is a series of 15 classes.
Biography of Facilitator:
Eryn Dace Trudell is a dance artist now living in Montreal. She has experience in all aspects of dance creation from the idea to the stage and beyond. Her career includes choreography and commissions from distinguished companies in theatre and opera, interpreting the vision of gifted choreographers and the presentation of her own work. Her two most recent choreographies: Portscape (2010) danced by Louise Moise and Idealicious (2011) danced by Calla Lachance, Tammy Macleod and Andrea Tucker were created in St John’s Newfoundland and are frequently being performed.
Ms Trudell holds a BFA from Juilliard and is classically trained in Graham, Limon and Ballet. She has since, continued exploring and delving into the vast exotic world of hundreds of dance forms. She is a certified teacher of Skinner Releasing Technique® and is a powerful Contact Improvisor.
A mother since 2005, Ms Trudell has been immersed in developing Mama dances! : a new dance modality including mothers dancing with their babies, parent child dance, contact improvisation for families and bilingual dance programs in daycare.
Ms. Trudell is an active member of the Association of Contact Improvisation of Montreal (ACI), the Canadian Dance Alliance (CDA), the Regroupement Quebecois de la Danse (RQD) and the Canadaian Actors Equity Association (CAEA). She is a recipient of the Joysanne Sidimus Founders Award from the Dancers Transition Resource Centre.
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Eryn Dace Trudell
Dance Artist, SRT facilitator, CI practitioner
514-961-3771 cell: 514-585-8888
http://www.mamadances.com/
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