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La Caldera offers professional technique classes in collaboration with APdC (dance equity), open company trainings, summer crash courses, workshops and labs. Its main goal is to increase the movement of practical and theoretical knowledge to get close creators and different ways to approach the artistic practices. The Labs and Workshops follow a thematic axis and all the activities orbit around it. This year theme is Dialogue between Chaos and Orderliness, between movement and dramaturgy. Labs: A tool, theoretical and practical that allows the creator keep developing and nourishing his work. Workshops: Thematical Crash courses to handle tools to the professionals. Both, theoretical and practical. At the end of each course there's an open Master Class. +info aula: aula@lacaldera.info |
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TECHNIQUE CLASSES FOR PROFESSIONALES APdC - La Caldera 2011 L/X/V from 9:30am to 11am |
| Bebeto
Cidra from 10th January to 28th February |
| Sonia
Rodríguez from 2nd March to 29th April |
| Lipi
Hernández from 2nd May to 29th June |
| Anna
Rubirola from 19th September to 31st October |
| Cecilia
Colacrai from 2nd November to 30th December |
| OTHER TRAININGS |
| IYENGAR
YOGA Susana Castro Every tuesday and thursday from 9.30am to 11am |
| LABS 2011 |
This year we have proposed to the dramatist Guy Cools (Belgium) two labs which its main goal is to handle dramaturgy tools to the resident artists and follow their process. LAB
1. with Guy Cools from 11th to 15th April 10am - 2pm Creative development for choreographers and their artistic collaborators. The workshop
will offer the participants practical tools and exercises to reflect
upon, to evaluate and eventually to transform and improve
their creative process. Using the cross, circle and labyrinth
as graphic symbols, I will introduce the essential polarities of the
creative process: perception, articulation,
intuition, experience. In the workshop we will focus on perception (what to look for), articulation
(how to express oneself best in order to get what one is looking for)
and interdisciplinary practices (looking at how artists work in other
disciplines and finding creative ‘translations’ of this toward
one’s own practice). |
| WORKSHOPS 2011 |
Victoria
Szpunberg Dance and writing.
A feedback process. |
Tijen
Lawton Energy
and intention accuracy. This workshop is included in the activities organized by cia Les filles Föllen for the project Unter der schönen Haut (premiere 16th June at Antic Teatre Barcelona). |
Lali
Aiguadé From
gravity to lightness |
Yahn
Lheureux Improvisation
immediate composition and Interpretation. Yann Lheureux begins its dancer’s career in 1986, by creating street shows of dance Hip-hop. He obtains in 1987 and 1988, the « solo international First prize « (Turin and Béthune) during the Choreographic Meetings of the French Federation of Dance. Awarded a diploma in Body Mind Centering (Amberst / USA), Yann Lheureux intervenes as trainer and manages training courses with numerous public, in France and abroad. From 1990 till 1994, he works in the Companies Monbin Danse, Sylvie Deluz, M.Dooge, C.Sapin, Didier Théron. The same year, the Company Yann Lheureux is created in Montpelier. From 1995 till 1998, he dances with Philippe Saire, Hervé Diasnas … During performances, he dances with Marc Thomkins, Urs Stauffer, Vera Mantero, Thierry Bac, Mathilde Monnier, Julien Hamilton, Bar Philips... In June, 2003, the Company invests the Atelier in Montpelier: a place of creation, choreographic distribution, research and education. This setting-up begins its structuralization as well as the artistic questioning of Yann Lheureux concerning the crossings of writing and the notion of territory. A theme which will be declined from then on under various forms and in all his creations. Since, he conceived and carried to the public of numerous pieces, both in France and in the International. CORPUSMEDIA 2011 supported by Euroregion |
| SUMMER CRASH COURSE 2011 |
| Susan
Klein Klein Technique from the 1st to 12th August - 11am to 2pm In keeping with this year's theme at La Caldera of
chaos and orderliness, this year's Klein Technique™ workshop will focus on the integration
of energy and structure in the body. Energy represents movement and structure
stillness. Energy is change into the future, representing our potential,
and structure is the now, the present, where change can only take place.
Chaos offers the opportunity to change and orderliness structures that change.
In Klein Technique™, the body can be talked about, analyzed, and
intellectually understood, and our goal is to make change in the functioning
of the body.
Towards this end we will focus on working on the level of the bone. The
bone is the deepest, densest structural tissue of the body that conducts
the most
energy. Through using clear directions and learning to use the deep muscles
of postural support (the psoas, the hamstrings, the pelvic floor, and the
external rotators) the bones are brought into connection, and the body
is brought into order. By working slowly and thoughtfully we bring movement
and the subtleties of movement up to consciousness, so it can be analyzed,
ordered, and integrated into the good functioning of the body. www.kleintechnique.com
Susan Klein has been developing and teaching Klein Technique™ since 1972 teaching daily classes in New York City at her studio The Susan Klein School of Movement and Dance. Since 1989 she has been traveling throughout the world teaching intensive workshops in Klein Technique™. Klein Technique™ is a result of a serious knee injury and developed out of Susan’s personal journey to get well. It serves as a way for people to work through their individual injuries, to understand and improve the workings of their bodies, to heal themselves and become better dancers. Her main influences in developing her work are Irmgard Bartenieff, Dr. Fritz Smith, and Professor J. R. Worsley. Susan has a private practice as a Movement Therapist, Certified Zero Balancer, Senior Zero Balancing Teacher, and Traditional 5 Element Worsley Style Acupuncturist, L.Ac., B.Ac.(UK), M.Ac.,(USA), Dipl. Ac.(NCCAOM). www.kleintechnique.com/instructors-sk.html |
Roberto
Olivan Instinct
as a movement source Born in
Tortosa, he started his studies at Institut del Teatre de Barcelona,
and continued his training at P.A.R.T.S. (Bruselles, Belgium). He
has danced with ROSAS (director Anne Teresa de Keersmaeker) all over
the world befor becoming a resident choreographer at HET NET theatre
(Belgium), where he created his first choreographic piece. |
Joaquim
Sabaté Tibetan
massage workshop Joaquim
Sabaté Intensiu
de masatge Tibetà |
Check
always our web to confirm schedule.
All this informations can suffer last minute changes. La Caldera cand
modify and/or cancel any of these events. If you need more information
or you want to take part of a course send an email to aula@lacaldera.info
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