CREATIVE MOVEMENT! (ages 5-7) with Kate Martel
Tuesdays, 4pm-4:45PM
in the Work Room Theater - 33 Hawley Street, Northampton
Session 1: January 25-March 28, 2022
Session 2: March 29-June 6, 2022
***class will be limited to 10 dancers!
Masks and Social Distancing required!
Creative Dance-Making will include creative dance games, stretches and puzzles as a warm-up for our bodies and minds.
We will then work on a variety of time, space, and rhythm concepts in a fun and memorable way and build a final performance together
using what we've learned, along with our collective and individual imaginations.
Tuesdays, 4pm-4:45PM
in the Work Room Theater - 33 Hawley Street, Northampton
Session 1: January 25-March 28, 2022
Session 2: March 29-June 6, 2022
***class will be limited to 10 dancers!
Masks and Social Distancing required!
Creative Dance-Making will include creative dance games, stretches and puzzles as a warm-up for our bodies and minds.
We will then work on a variety of time, space, and rhythm concepts in a fun and memorable way and build a final performance together
using what we've learned, along with our collective and individual imaginations.
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KATE MARTEL, MFA, M.AmSAT
Kate Martel is a dance artist and Alexander Technique teacher based in Western Massachusetts. She enjoyed fifteen years dancing in NYC with choreographers Laura Peterson, Nora Stephens, Rebecca Brooks, Luis Lara Malvacias and Sarah White-Ayon, among others. During this time she trained in the Alexander Technique with master teacher Ann Rodiger, graduating from the Balance Arts Center in 2017. Her choreography has been presented by SCDT (WIP), Women in Motion, Movement Research at Judson Church, Center for Performance Research and Purdue University. She has been on faculty at Mason Gross School of the Arts, Adelphi University and Western Connecticut State University. In addition, she has earned a BA from Goucher College in Dance and Education (2002) and an MFA in Performing Arts from University of Wisconsin Milwaukee (2014). Kate has been a collaborator with Barbie Diewald Choreography since 2017 and is currently on faculty at Westfield State University. She teaches AT privately and in the Somatics Series at SCDT, as well as teaching ballet and modern throughout the Pioneer Valley. |
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