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A friendly, uplifting, nonjudgmental class culture will be attended to by steering clear of the binary of right and wrong and instead directing attention to cause and effect, the action and results of our choices. Personal findings will be encouraged to be shared to expedite learning within our community. Individualism will be honored and upheld even as profound body awareness and ability to replicate outside material is practiced. Enjoyment and... A friendly, uplifting, nonjudgmental class culture will be attended to by steering clear of the binary of right and wrong and instead directing attention to cause and effect, the action and results of our choices. Personal findings will be encouraged to be shared to expedite learning within our community. Individualism will be honored and upheld even as profound body awareness and ability to replicate outside material is practiced. Enjoyment and fun will be contagious and inevitable! Music: Glen Fittin Dancers: Genna Mattana, Marie Lloyd Paspe, Emma Rumberg, and Amadi Baye Washington Category: Contemporary Show more Show less

This Contemporary Modern Dance is a mixture of many sources, rather than a specific technique or historic dance language. There is no question that the combinations have been developed according to how they make the dancer feel rather than how the dancing looks. The early warm-up exercises tend to be oriented to the floor, and the later combinations (growing increasingly longer as the class goes on) are for standing, as one might know this dynami... This Contemporary Modern Dance is a mixture of many sources, rather than a specific technique or historic dance language. There is no question that the combinations have been developed according to how they make the dancer feel rather than how the dancing looks. The early warm-up exercises tend to be oriented to the floor, and the later combinations (growing increasingly longer as the class goes on) are for standing, as one might know this dynamic in a Graham class. Excitement, unbounded physicality, large distinctions between heating up and cooling down, and a kind of rocking alternation between ecstasis and meditation—all in one class. Music: Kai Ono Dancers: Linsey Lee, Jordan Risdon, and Hsiao-jou Tang Show more Show less

Vinson Fraley’s contemporary dance classes are comprised of investigative tools that work through a variety of forms, tasks, and considerations. The students will work toward finding efficiency in fundamental and complex movement patterns. Furthermore, the class structure hopes to support thorough examination of anatomy, rhythm, and sensation within phrase work and improv tasks. Music: Ryan Wolfe Dancers: Alexandra Wood and Jacob Thoman

An atmosphere that allows for the act of “pure play” to help dance artists use more capacity, intellect, sense, courage, and imagination in their movement styles. Conducted by the director of The DASH Ensemble, Gregory Dolbashian, the class is a highly developed series of improvisational tools and games that warms and pushes both the mind and the body to break habits and fulfill more presence. These exercises are all methods that Gregory has... An atmosphere that allows for the act of “pure play” to help dance artists use more capacity, intellect, sense, courage, and imagination in their movement styles. Conducted by the director of The DASH Ensemble, Gregory Dolbashian, the class is a highly developed series of improvisational tools and games that warms and pushes both the mind and the body to break habits and fulfill more presence. These exercises are all methods that Gregory has developed and utilized to create movement with The DASH. The artists learn confidence not just in themselves but also in the environment that they are a part of. Games and tasks work both on the individual and in tandem, so that Flow Space creates a community for progress, inspiration, and most of all, discovery. Music: Lee Tomboulian Dancers: Carlos Franquis and Matteo Vidals Category: Contemporary Show more Show less