Brain Body Connection with Terrill Maguire
by Free Flow Dance Theatre Inc.Monday, 11 April 2022 from 2:30 PM (CDT) to 4:00 PM (CDT)224 25th St. W. , Saskatoon, SK S7L 0C4
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Overview
Professional and emerging dancers are welcome to attend either in-person (please register as such) or the online zoom platform-based Brain-Body Connection Professional Development Series hosted by Free Flow Dance Theatre free of charge. If you would like and can afford to make a donation to support the future of the company please do! We are pleased to host this series of workshops with the support of the Community Initiative Fund, City of Saskatoon, and Sasktel.
Choreographic workshop with Terrill Maguire
The 2 workshops will be devoted to the cultivation of creative content, through structured improvisations, that may – or may not- be used for the development of choreography.
The first will focus on delving into the inner landscape, excavating material from individual, personal sources.
The second will deal with discovering and generating material from external stimuli, via random chance procedures.
Both workshops will be accessible to experienced AND less experienced movers.
A notebook for optional note-taking and recording of discoveries would be helpful.
Otherwise, clothing that is comfortable to move in, and water for drinking, are all that will be needed.
Details
Award-winning choreographer/dancer Terrill Maguire has had an extensive career in the arts. Her creation and performance life have spanned her native California, New York, Toronto, and Ottawa; as well as many Canadian provinces.
She has danced in the UK, Ireland, and France. Her work has been presented in theatres large and small, on television and film; in trees and forests; fountains, galleries, city streets and historical sites, among other places. She has long committed to engaging people of all ages in creative interactions through community arts initiatives; such as her Inde Festivals of New Music/Dance, nurturing collaborations between artists of different disciplines and educational outreach. And as a movement educator and yoga teacher, she is familiar with the healing power and potential of movement.
A contract faculty member of York University’s Dance Department, a recipient of various awards, commissions and grants; she was 2018/19 Dance Artist in Residence at Heliconian Hall.
Her most recent project, Bloodsongs, a live music/dance piece, was presented by Toronto’s Aga Khan Museum.