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The Young Dancer’s Collective was established in partnership with Brighton and Hove City Council in 2016, to offer an opportunity for young people in Brighton and surrounding areas to explore their interests in dance. ‘All the world’s a stage and all these men and women really players’ As You Like It – William Shakespeare On Friday 12 May 2017 Natalie Wearden and Katie Dale-Everett will facilitate Authenticity of Action for OPENLAB at Chisenhale Dance Space – Research Studio, 10 AM-1 PM. The main questions that will drive Katie and Natalie’s facilitation are: • To what extent is performance present in everyday interaction? In his 1967 book The Presentation of the Self in Everyday Life, Erving Goffman draws a comparison between the theatre and the performativity of everyday interaction. Goffman argues that all human interaction is a performance, seeking to elicit a particular response or interpretation of the other/s. In a digital age, we are able to perform even greater sections of our lives for a constantly available audience, whenever, wherever and however we desire. In this OPENLAB Natalie and Katie will embrace the slips in performances, the mistakes and interruptions. They will question their awareness of performance in everyday life and the space between rehearsed and unintentional performativity. They also wish to question how might a performance or choreographic practice be organised similarly to our everyday presentation of self? If a dancer makes a mistake, could it be similar to muddling up words, awkward silences, misunderstandings or inappropriate laughter? They will play in the space between rehearsal, performance and everyday interaction asking what constitutes an audience, a performance or an authentic action. ========================== OPENLAB sessions are open to any performers: dancers, musicians, actors and anyone interested in presence and awareness in performance. The facilitators of OPENLAB are also participants “in” the session and participants can propose their ideas for a future session. If you’d like to know more about this, come to one of our sessions or e-mail Antonio de la Fe (antonio.delafeguedes@gmai The sessions function in a pay-what-you-can contribution basis to cover expenses and as an incentive for the facilitator of the session. We suggest a £7 contribution for the 3-hour long sessions (‘Facilitated OL’ sessions). Chisenhale Dance Space For all ages and free! No art experience needed! Please visit Ideas Test's website for more information! A private workshop for year 10s and 12s exploring the choreographic techniques used to make Digital Tattoo. Varndean College BETEC Year 1 Students only. A day of free workshops. Katie Dale-Everett Dance will be leading a two hour workshop exploring choreographic tasks used to create her most recent work Digital Tattoo. Email Eve @ evezandi@gmail.com to book your place! Katie Dale-Everett Dance is a cross-genre choreographic dance company whose mission is to create works and projects that are accessible, informative, relevant, enjoyable and educational. The company has made a series of works that question what happens to our information in the increasingly digitalised society that we live in and how we engage with social media. Katie has just started research and development into a new work for KS4 questioning the difference between our virtual and physical self in presentation and behaviour for which she is interested in incorporating an extended cast of 11-16 year olds. During her residency at DanceEast, Katie and her dancers are offering the opportunity for young people to join the company to begin exploring what these scenes could be. This is the second stage of her research and development, with the company previously having a residency to develop the work at The Point’s Creation Space in 2017. Workshops Information: Dates: Wednesday 4th to Friday 6th April 2018 Time: 09.30 - 16.30 The sessions will include company class, exploration of the choreographic process, a Q &A with the company, opportunity to give their own experience of using social media and an opportunity to perform to parents and DanceEast staff on the Friday afternoon. Places are limited and are available on a first-come first-serve basis. To book your place, please email katie@katiedale-everettdance.co.uk with your name, age, contact number and availability. Artist Biography: Katie Dale-Everett Dance create choreographic live, film and audio participation works and are supported by a growing number of funders including Arts Council England & organisations including The Point, DanceEast, South East Dance and Portsmouth New Theatre Royal. Her work has toured across the South East & West of England to venues including The Attenborough Centre for the Creative Arts, Ideas Test and The Point. Katie also teaches within her community and educational and community settings near to where her works tour, including on the BTEC course at Varndean College and for Rounded Rhythm’s Inclusive Youth Dance Company. Open level contemporary dance classes are perfect for beginners or improvers. They aim to develop dance skills such as building confidence, improving technique and increasing dance vocabulary. These class focus on moving effectively, shifting weight and developing musicality. They are lead by a rotation of Brighton Dance Network members, who draw on their experience as contemporary dancers and choreographers. £7 drop in/Free for Marina Studios Members Open level contemporary dance classes are perfect for beginners or improvers. They aim to develop dance skills such as building confidence, improving technique and increasing dance vocabulary. These class focus on moving effectively, shifting weight and developing musicality. They are lead by a rotation of Brighton Dance Network members, who draw on their experience as contemporary dancers and choreographers. £7 drop in/Free for Marina Studios Members Open level contemporary dance classes are perfect for beginners or improvers. They aim to develop dance skills such as building confidence, improving technique and increasing dance vocabulary. These class focus on moving effectively, shifting weight and developing musicality. They are lead by a rotation of Brighton Dance Network members, who draw on their experience as contemporary dancers and choreographers. £7 drop in/Free for Marina Studios Members Open level contemporary dance classes are perfect for beginners or improvers. They aim to develop dance skills such as building confidence, improving technique and increasing dance vocabulary. These class focus on moving effectively, shifting weight and developing musicality. They are lead by a rotation of Brighton Dance Network members, who draw on their experience as contemporary dancers and choreographers. £7 drop in/Free for Marina Studios Members Suitable for 12-16yrs. Working with associate artist at The Point, Katie Dale-Everett will lead you through a full day workshop exploring dance and social media. You will learn repertoire from Katie’s previous works whilst also getting creative and exploring your own ideas.
• In what ways are those performances restricted by the conventions of our circumstances?
• How are unconscious performances different to those that are rehearsed, instructed or intentional?
64-84 Chisenhale Road
London
E3 5
(Ideally it would be useful for the young people to commit to all three days, however if you are interested, there is some flexibility on this so please do get in touch with your availability.)
Ages: 11-16yrs
Location: DanceEast, Jerwood DanceHouse, Foundry Ln, Ipswich IP4 1DW Price: Free
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