Compagnie Chorégraphique - Marie Desoubeaux
écritures, dramaturgies et composition du corps dansé
The Instrument | Composition and its Tellings
Through body, configuration, a vibrant sense of listening and awareness in space and time; this week intensive will be handling choreographies of immediate, present, real - imaginative situations. Gestures, proximity, urge and energy are included themes in the process of understanding how, when and where we act, animate, separate, relate and compose.
Dedicating time to bodily wisdom through our sensorial and sensuous capacity and intelligence; guides towards physical trust and fluid motion. In the progressing of the work, we will zoom in-out and associate our dance making with the intimate and universal narratives, stories and poetry we share as performers. Creative writing will be involved in our individual and collective process, as we refine the texture, atmosphere and details of our compositions.
The work aims to encourage hunger for images, associative playfulness and the ability to observe, support and empower these elements within the state of performing. It is open for dancers, musicians and actors who are interested in choreography and instant-composition, and can engage with its working-process at a professional level.
From Monday February 24th
to Friday February 28th 2020
Duration : 5 days (30 hours)
From 10am to 4pm
Studio May-B, Micadanses
15 rue Geoffroy l’Asnier 75004 PARIS
Cost : 240€
Sign up for the 3 modules of the parcours and get a discount :
A first approach of Instant Composition - module 3
Students : Professionnal dancers with a signicative experience in the field of instant composition, actors and musicians with a previous and significative experience of movement or without any apprehension of using the body langage as a main media of expression.
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Maya Matilda Carroll is an independent choreographer, performer, mentor and teacher, based in Berlin since 2004. In the past fourteen years Maya has created over 30 works from solo to extended group pieces. She has collaborated with artists and performers from diverse backgrounds; dancers, visual artists, poets, musicians, actors, opera singers, stage and light designers. Maya has been making dance independently as well as being commissioned to create pieces for state theaters, independent companies and dance academies. Her work is anchored in the meeting point between the tangible and imagined; reality and myth, drawn from and towards the limitless expression of the dancing body. Read more