TAPS 1334
Contemporary Partnering
Brown University · UGRD · Fall 2026
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This course investigates the dynamic potential of moving in relationship to other dancing bodies. In an environment that fosters physical play and consent-focused experimentation, we will grow our ability to dance responsively through deep listening and expansive physical sensitivity. Through the practice of Contact Improvisation and by learning pre-composed choreographies, we will explore the technical foundations of weight sharing, balance and counterbalance, tonal modulation, rolling point of contact, leverage and fulcrum, and shared momentum. Focusing on our choice-making within the dance, we will attend to how we receive and respond to new stimuli and ultimately affect space and our partners. Together we will build a room that supports effective communication and a robust research space for all participants. This course can be repeated for credit. Previous experience in contemporary dance recommended. S/NC.
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