Brain Body Connection - Philip McDermott

by Free Flow Dance Theatre Inc.Monday, 6 June 2022 from 2:30 PM (CDT) to 4:00 PM (CDT)224 25th St. W. , Saskatoon, SK S7L 0C4

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Overview

Please note that this workshop is IN PERSON only.
The series will provide warm-ups and elevations exploration and possible task-based choreography intone with the Kaeja using the point zero technique. An interactive experience to elevate your partnering skills!
"Kaeja Elevations® is a unique approach to partnering and lifting. It places participants from all experience levels on an equal playing field by using momentum, anchoring, and the architectural structure of the body, and breaks down the stereotypes of traditional partnering, allowing people of any gender to lift one another. 
K.E. defined and created by Allen Kaeja, was developed from over three decades of refined exploration and collaboration with Karen Kaeja.
The technique is an approach to partnering where all genders, experiences and physiques are on a level playing field. Rooted in contact improvisation, K.E. relies on the architectural structure of two bodies interacting while complimented by gravity, momentum, propulsion, breath and flow.
Kaeja d’ Dance offers a variety of training and enrichment opportunities for students, professional dancers, and community members."
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Details

Philip McDermott is from St.John’s, Newfoundland. He attended the School of Toronto Dance Theatre from 2014 – 2017, receiving both The Walker Wood Foundation Bursary and The Special Graduating Student Award – The Sharon B. Moore Solo Project. In 2018, he continued his education in the form of mentorship with Paul André Fortier in Montreal, and as a guest student at Nederlands Dans Theater. He has danced in repertory works by Massimo Agostinelli, Kate Alton, Paul -André Fortier, Peggy Baker, Marc Boivin, Danny Grossman, Allen Kaeja, James Kudelka, Sharon B. Moore, Julia Sasso, Darryl Tracy, David Earle, Patricia Beatty, Laurence Lemieux, Christopher House, and Peter Randazzo. Philip’s artistic practice contains elements from all of the disciplines he has trained in: Dance, musical theatre, acting, singing, visual arts, Taekwondo and figure skating.

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224 25th St. W.Saskatoon, SK S7L 0C4
6 Jun, 2022Monday, 6 Jun 2022 2:30 PM (CDT)Add to my calendar

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Questions about this event?

Jackie Latendresse3066655998freeflowdance@hotmail.com
224 25th St. W.Saskatoon, SKS7L 0C4

About This Charity

Free Flow Dance Theatre endeavours to advance dance as an art form that can be experienced and appreciated by everyone. We provide both free and ticketed events to the public and aim to create a broader understanding of the art form through enjoyable experiences.