Choreography I

Catalog description

This class studies performance elements and choreographic work in order to analyze their relevance, functionality and impact within the current context. Processes of improvisation, research - creation and reflection will be developed, in which the student will be able to compare his technical skills in the light of his creative concerns. We will explore several choreographic techniques to derive meaning from dance and find bridges that connect us with the world of ideas. Format: Lecture, discussion, studio work. Prerequisite: A previous dance class or permission of instructor. Semester offered varies.