CRA’P workshops 2015
4 Saturdays from 10h to 14h
21 March, 18 April, 23 May and 20 Juny
The purpose of this workshop is to create a space where to explore the intrinsic needs of motion of each body as well as the different qualities of movement and presence that each person can achieve.Each session will consist of a first part with a warm up of Paula Method (sphincters) followed by a second part of Authentic Movement and Somatic work. The starting point for each exploration will vary from physical repetitive patterns, contact work in couples and movement explorations based on physical, mental or imaginary tasks. So, we will see how thought, imagination and the perception of the environment affects our movement quality and presence. This practice, which I have been developing for over the past 10 years, started with the intention of developing a stage presence open and generous and a movement and quality rich in nuances. However, my experience has shown me that it can also be very beneficial for anyone, a professional performer or not, and regardless the age and physical condition.Conducted by Diana Gadish
Diana Gadish has studied Fine Arts at the University of Barcelona and choreography at SNDO (School for New Dance Development) -Amsterdam-. As a performer she has worked on different projects of dance, theater, clown and performance art in several European countries. She has worked with artists such as Maria Stoyanova, Guillem Mont de Palol, Jeremy Wade, Katerina Bakatasaki, David Zambrano, Pere Faura, jango Edwards, La Fura dels Baus, Amaranta Velarde …
In the field of teaching, in the last 8 years she has been teaching regular classes and workshops on body awareness, dance and clown to people of all ages. She has worked in various schools and centers such as the Col·legi de Teatre de Barcelona and El Laboratorio. She currently teaches weekly classes of Paula Method and Movement.
Fee: 100 eur Registration: info@cra-p.org All CRA’P partners have a minimum 10% discount on all activities.More information: Taller Diana Gadish
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