Dates:
Fri 25 Oct 2024 5:00pm
Class times: 5-6pm
About
In this workshop we’ll explore how to generate movement, inspired by some of the most iconic tales written by the master of Gothic horror, Edgar Allan Poe. Stories will include The Man of the Crowd, The Strange Case of M. Waldemar and The Descent into the Maelstrom – stories and themes that are perennially relevant.
Perfect for both experienced movers and novices - all you need is curiosity!
Please wear loose comfortable clothing, socks, bare feet or dance shoes.
Dora Frankel, who leads this exciting workshop is a teacher, performer, choreographer and Artistic Director of Dora Frankel Ensemble.
Trained at Rambert School of Ballet and Benesh International, London she worked abroad for many years, including Sweden and Finland.
On returning to the UK she formed Dora Frankel Dance in 2003, relaunching the company in 2013 as Fertile Ground, the company that showcases and nurtures emerging professional dance talent.
Now working independently with a diverse company of Europeans she creates work exploring environment and people and delivers workshops, residencies and other events to young people and elder groups, using an inclusive and collaborative practice.
Perfect for both experienced movers and novices - all you need is curiosity!
Please wear loose comfortable clothing, socks, bare feet or dance shoes.
Dora Frankel, who leads this exciting workshop is a teacher, performer, choreographer and Artistic Director of Dora Frankel Ensemble.
Trained at Rambert School of Ballet and Benesh International, London she worked abroad for many years, including Sweden and Finland.
On returning to the UK she formed Dora Frankel Dance in 2003, relaunching the company in 2013 as Fertile Ground, the company that showcases and nurtures emerging professional dance talent.
Now working independently with a diverse company of Europeans she creates work exploring environment and people and delivers workshops, residencies and other events to young people and elder groups, using an inclusive and collaborative practice.