Dance - Theater

About the Course

The dance-theater course is a form of artistic training that combines elements of contemporary dance with theatrical acting techniques. It is a mode of artistic expression that seeks to integrate dance and theater harmoniously, allowing artists to create physical and emotional narratives through body movement, facial expression, and dramatic interpretation.

Objectives

Dance-theater is a powerful tool for expansion across various areas of the artistic world. The goal is for students to immerse themselves in the practice of the relationship between dance and theater, guided by renowned choreographers, to understand where this artistic impression resides today.

Ideal for:

Actors, dancers, and individuals interested in art, culture, and movement.

Prerequisites

There are no prerequisites.

Curriculum

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• History of dance-theater, counterculture movement – political body;
• Dimensions of the interior and exterior;
• Experiencing aspects of contemporary dance.

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• Dance – theater – perceiving as a unity;
• Creative experiences in the scenic space;
• Composition and creation with the actor-dancer's repertoire;
• Working with verbs – low, medium, and low.

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• Remembering, repeating, and creating – Pina Bausch;
• Rudolf Von Laban – Memory and creation;
• Creation of a small staging.

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