Movement, Memory & Story with Kemono L.Riot
Wedneday 29 July
2 - 4pm
The Work Room studio, Tramway
Free, booking required via OutSavvy
Join multidisciplinary artist Kemono L.Riot for a practical workshop exploring how movement can be used to tell personal and collective stories. Drawing from hip-hop dance theatre, improvisation and creative tasks, artists will explore memory, everyday experiences and storytelling as tools for performance-making.
This workshop forms part of the research and development process for Last Bus Home, a new dance theatre work currently in development through the Rosina Bonsu Bursary award, supported by The Work Room & Project X.
Aimed at: Professional dancers, dance artists and movement practitioners who are curious about storytelling through movement. Previous experience in hip-hop or street dance is helpful but not essential. Participants should be comfortable improvising and collaborating with others.
Access Information
At this workshop you can expect:
- Moderate physical intensity
- Some floorwork (optional)
- Partner and group exercises
- Creative discussion and improvisation
- Participants can adapt movement to suit their own bodies
What to Bring
- Comfortable clothing to move in
- Comfortable socks to move in
- Water bottle
- Notebook (optional)
