The Instruments in Flux workshop explores the relationship between sound, movement and clothing. Naledi Majola will take participants on a journey to develop a performance. How is performative material created, how can creative processes be generated?
Using a personal garment as a starting point, the workshop will focus on the body and its relationship to clothing as an instrument. How does a garment transform the body and how does the body transform the garment?
The material will be explored through free writing and improvisation exercises; voice, sound, movement and their story and relationship to the body. Movements and rhythms will be developed inspired by the garment and the way we connect with it. At the end of the workshop, we will see how the individual rhythms could come together to create a collective form, a shared performance.
Language: English
Dance level: open to all dance enthusiasts
Accessibility: not barrier-free
Barrier-free access:
- Accessible for neurodivergent people, people with visual and hearing impairments, and people with learning difficulties.
- Physical contact between participants is not required.
- If required, a free workshop slot for an accompanied person will be provided for participants with special needs.
- The studio is on the third floor and is only accessible through a staircase.