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Emboying Time & Music with Maya M. Carroll
The dancing body moves in and through time, timing and tempo, through many layers of listening. Our practice in this group is about consciously and physically diving into the exploration of these layers and deepening our sense of musicality.
By appreciating the dynamics within our improvised / pre-written compositions both linearly and atmospherically, and being attentive to punctuation, rhythmicity and continuum; the work aims to create a vibrant relationship between our movement and our perception of time. By listening to music (from different periods, with/without words, contemporary, popular, classical, experimental), we explore the relationship between harmonic/disharmonic sounds and our embodiment; physically, intuitively, culturally and emotionally.
Our practice incorporates touch, flow, articulation and momentum as guiding techniques. By following these gestures and their inner rhythms, we study and encounter the complementary, playful and urgent interaction between physical movement, music and dance.
The course is aimed at movement artists, dancers, musicians and performers. Basic movement/dance experience is required.
🦚 From Monday 15 to Friday 19
September 2025 from 10am to 5pm
🗝 Le Sépulcre
(La Coopérative Chorégraphique)
5 Degrés du Sépulcre 14000 Caen
🦪30 hours of training
1 speaker
Catering planned for lunch
👯♀️ Maximum number of trainees : 25
🫀 Professional performers, movement experience required
🐈 Training consultant : Marie Desoubeaux
🕯 Application deadline for
funding : 15 July 2025
🔗 Saturday 20 September 2025 | 8pm
The Instrument Field Score + Spin Turner
Free admission as part of Heritage Days
📡 Languages of instruction : English
🗝 Le Sépulcre
(La Coopérative Chorégraphique)
5 Degrés du Sépulcre 14000 Caen
🦪30 hours of training
1 speaker
Catering planned for lunch
👯♀️ Maximum number of trainees : 25
🫀 Professional performers, movement experience required
🐈 Training consultant : Marie Desoubeaux
🕯 Application deadline for
funding : 15 July 2025
🔗 Saturday 20 September 2025 | 8pm
The Instrument Field Score + Spin Turner
Free admission as part of Heritage Days
📡 Languages of instruction : English
Maya M. Carroll is an independent choreographer, performer, mentor and teacher, based in Berlin since 2004. In the past sixteen years Maya has created over 30 works from solo to extended group pieces. She has collaborated with 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.
Between 1997-2000 Maya danced in Muza dance company, Tel-Aviv, Israel. She collaborated with choreographer Lara Barsacq over five years (Tel-Aviv - Paris). Between 2000-2003 Maya danced in the Batsheva Ensemble company, directed by Ohad Naharin. She also danced works choreographed by Anat Danieli, Sharon Eyal and Arkadi Zaides to name a few. In 2005 Maya joined the Research Project with Sasha Waltz & Guests in Berlin. Since 2013 she has collaborated with choreographer and director Julyen Hamilton. She joined his company Allen's Line in three pieces; Goat Ocean (2013), Mud Like Gold (2015) ,The Light from Beneath Reaches (2018) and BURST! (2018)
Maya leads classes / workshops in Berlin and internationally on a regular basis. She has been a guest teacher at HZT University (Berlin), Staatstheater Kassel (Johannes Wieland), Theater Greifswald (Jan Pusch), Impulstanz (Vienna), Fabrik Potsdam, Carte Blanche (Bergen), CND Lyon, CNSMD Lyon, CCNR Rillieux (Cie Yuval Pick), Le Pacifique / CDC (Grenoble), Kelim Choreography Center (Israel) and SEAD Academy (Salzburg) to name a few.
The Instrument teaching is a physical practice through the articulation of movement in time, space and the imagination. The classes engage with composition in real time, encouraging flow, precision and bodily wisdom as a pathway to dance making and performance. Involving attentiveness, musicality, collective and personal experiences; we work with presence, choice, vision and the interplay between movement and image. Engaging these elements in the process of dance making, the work takes its fascination in relationships between people, environments and choreographic narratives.
Maya's pieces have been shown in :
- Berlin : - Dock11, Eden, Tacheles, Sophiensaele, Podewil, LaborGras, Plateau Gallery, Ausland, Akademie der Künste
- Germany : - PACT Zollverein (Essen), Theater Freiburg, E-Werk Freiburg, Theater Heidelberg, Theater Vorpommern (Greifswald), Lofft (Leipzig), Projekt Theater (Dresden), Theaterhaus Stuttgart, Weltechno (Chemnitz)
- Europe : - Random Collision (Groningen), C de la B Studio (Ghent), La Société des Curiosités (Paris), Cite Danse (Grenoble), Teatro Quirino (Rome), Teatro Elfo Puccini (Milan), Republic Theater (Salzburg), Project Arts Centre (Dublin), Divadlo Ponec (Prague), Kinitiras (Athens), George Apostu Cultural Center (Bacau, Romania)
- International : Tmuna Theater (Tel- Aviv), Suzanne Dellal Centre (Tel- Aviv), Acco Theater (Acco, Israel), LSPU Hall (St. John's NFL, Canada), Teatro Waldemar Henrique (Belém, Brésil)