Summer Intensive Workshop 2010
Anabella Lenzu / DanceDrama
Summer Intensive Workshop
June 14 -18th, 2010
(Monday- Friday 10am-1pm)
New York
@ CRS (Center for Remembering and Sharing)
123 4th Avenue, 2nd Floor. New York, NY 10003
1 week of Intensive Dance with final performance in the
3rd Annual Ciao Italy Performing Arts Festival.
Dear Friends & Dancers,
This is the moment I have been working towards for a long time...offering The First Annual Summer Intensive of Anabella Lenzu / DanceDrama. It is 1 week workshop that focuses on shaping, developing and broadening your potential as a dancer/ performer with an emphasis on performance skills, a place and time where Dance and Drama converge.
This workshop is intended for serious students who wish to turn their body into a sensitive, vibrating instrument of expression.
AL/DD offers the opportunity to dancers from all over the world at any stage of their career the opportunity to study & perform in New York in a supportive & creative environment. Personal attention given to each student.
Join us in this exciting exploration of DanceDrama!
How to Apply:
Attention enrollment is limited!!!
15 students maximum (first come first serve)
-Send a complete
-Pay full tuition by June 7th, 2010
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This workshop explores the principle:
Motion Creates Emotion /Emotion Creates Motion, and emphasizes the use of imagination, interpretation and body coordination/control.
The Summer Intensive program offers:
2 daily classes (Monday-Friday 10am-1pm)
10-11:30am:Technique: DanceDrama Style**
11:30am-1pm: Repertory
The intensive culminates with 1 performance where the participants perform the learned repertory from DanceDrama in the 3rd Ciao Italy Performing Arts Festival in Williamsburg, Brooklyn on Saturday, June 19th.
Deadline for Registration: Monday, June 7th, 2010
Tuition: $150 - (Monday through Friday - 10 classes) No drop-in classes permitted.
Payment
1) By Check to :
Anabella Lenzu
126 Ainslie Street, 3L
Brooklyn, NY 11211
USA
or 2) Credit card/ Pay Pal
What is Dance Drama?
For Doris Humphrey, innovator of American Modern Dance, Dance Drama "was rhythmic, it told a story, the body movements were dramatic, not realistic, it had an objective, an audience." From this history, I am creating a vocabulary of meaningful movement that springs directly from emotions with visceral strength.
I organize layers of character driven drama, and
break apart quotidian social gestures.
Humphrey understood that, "Dance Drama began at the moment when the first man bridged the separated 'I' and 'you' with 'tell'," inventing "the first movements for telling a memory." Derived from our most basic impulses, my dances use this principle to build the relationships between the individual and society: communication, identity, memory and spirituality, the relationship between people and their environment, the struggle for woman's identity and role in society, and to discover the nobility of the body as a temple for our mind, soul and heart.
