CRA’P Workshops 2024
From January to March. 3rd Saturday of the month from 10h to 13h.
It is a cycle of three encounters to enjoy the body in movement with the accompaniment of different dance and bodywork professionals.
20 January with Diana Gadish
A space dedicated to the practice of the Authentic Movement which, through a deep listening, allows an experience where the relationship between psyche and body is manifested. The dance improvisation will help us find fluency, openness and body awareness.
17 February with Maria Ribera
We will be playing to explore ourselves through movement, in relation to ourselves and in relation to the group. Through somatic and mutual listening, working by guidelines, authentic movement and instantaneous and choral composition, we will experience a personal and collective journey in movement.
16 March with Jordi Cortés
Being aware of our body, through breathing, giving movement cues in order to discover our genuine way of dancing, games where dance is the protagonist, looking for what moves us and affects us, and thus establishing dialogues with other people, with the space in which I move, with the beat and the music.
Fees:
3 workshops: €80 (€70 for CRA’P members and collaborators)
1 workshop: 30€ (25€ for CRA’P members and collaborators)
Registration:
info@cra-p.org / +34 666 763 504
At CRA’P Space
Diana Gadish. Performing artist with a main background on contemporary dance and clown. In 2007 she graduated at the School for New Dance Development, Amsterdam. She has worked as a performer and maker in several European countries and Latin America. She has been teaching regular classes and workshops on dance, body expression and clown to children, adults and teens. Currently she also works as a hospital clown with Pallapupas.
Maria Ribera. Degree in psychology, dancer and choreographer. She has been assisting groups in body movement practice, as well as in research and creation since 2003. She works for different entities and foundations in community art projects and social inclusion through the art of dance. She is involved in investigating the use of body language and the participation of the body in the classroom during early childhood and throughout the higher educational stages for general curriculum pedagogical purposes. She counsels in private practice.
Jordi Cortés Molina. Performer, teacher and director. He has collaborated in different artistic projects, notably with Àngels Margarit, Iago Pericot, Toni Cots, DV8 Physical theatre, Teatre Nacional. He directs his own solo and duo projects, and with the dance collective Liant la troca. Lately he has been working on audio-visual projects, FACIL, ANTICOSSOS series.