SUMMERTANZ is a mini-festival offering 2 great dance intensives and 1 performance night: Trip The Light
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The perfect prep for going back to work in the studio, or back to school after the summer holidays.
Edivaldo Ernesto 31st August-4th September
Trip The Light 5th September
Leif Firnhaber 6th September-9th September
EDIVALDO ERNESTO's INTENSIVE
Edivaldo's workshop will be divided in two sections: a morning technique class and an afternoon lab.
Morning Class: Flying Low
This dance technique created and developed by David Zambrano, focuses mainly on the dancer’s relationship with the floor.
The class utilizes simple movement patterns that involve breathing, speed and the release of energy throughout the body in order to activate the relationship between the center and the joints, moving in and out of the ground more efficiently by maintaining a centered state.
There is a focus on the skeletal structure and the senses that will help improve the dancers physical perception and alertness.
Afternoon Lab
“Depth movement” is an intense and dense workshop.
It’s about energy, breaking limits in order to find an innovation.
It aims to question the self through improvisation and to create new qualities of movement to enrich the dancer's vocabulary.
With the introduction of Depth the participants practice:
Transformations and adaptations,
Implosions,
Recycling of energy,
Rhythms,
Multi- directional movement,
Micro narrative,
and how to be effective and unpredictable with their movements.
Edivaldo Ernesto (Mozambique/DE), Dancer, Teacher, Choreographic, improvisation expert. Of Mozambican background and with traditional western Africa dance influence Edi has worked with David Zambrano and is a former member of Sasha Waltz and Guests company. He is now teaching across Europe his own technique: Depth Movement.
Edivaldo will also perform at Trip The Light on the 5th of September
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Watch Edivaldo here: link
PRICES for Edivaldo's workshop
£160 Full Price
£140 Early Bird 1st of August
£250 Duo Offer (both Edivaldo's & Leif's workshop)
Workshop attendees see the performance for free