Bouge Workshop: Jazz Super Fun Times with holly Greco!
MainLine Theatre
Jazz Super Fun Times is a dance class meant for those who want to get moving and learn beginner skills in dance technique in a safe, open space. Dance experience is not required, but rather we invite those who want to have fun, get exercise and dance to Beyonce. Take it to try the class out, as holly will be offering weekly classes all winter long!
Pay-What-You-Can
Advance registration (recommended): boxoffice@montrealfringe.ca!
Tuesday, January 16 from 7PM-8PM
MainLine Gallery (3905 Boulevard Saint-Laurent)
Cet atelier sera offert en anglais seulement.
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holly Greco has been a dance teacher for over a decade, and a dancer for two. She has trained in jazz, ballet, tap, hiphop, music theatre, and has a degree from Concordia University in Contemporary Dance. She has taught dance, with a focus on Jazz, in Montreal to students of all ages and levels. She loves teaching dance to beginners and promoting body posiotivity while watching her students fall in love with dance and movement. She also really loves pop music and plays it loud n' proud in all of her classes.
HORAIRE / SCHEDULE
- Mardi 16 Janvier 2018 / 19:00
60 minutes
Pour âges / For ages 13+
Retardataires / Latecomers : 60 minutes
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"Le Collectif Les Tisseuses s’est formé à partir de l’envie de rassembler des femmes et des personnes non binaires autour du jeu théâtral en décloisonnant les pratiques et les imaginaires. Il est composé de huit artistes aux origines, pratiques et vécus multiples.
Les Tisseuses ouvrent leur espace créatif avec une étape de la pièce Notre tour c’est quand?, une proposition scénique intimiste.
La pièce raconte l'histoire des funérailles de Pilar, la matriarche d'un quartier. On y retrouve des femmes aux horizons pluriels venues honorer la mémoire de celle qui a su entrelacer leurs existences en leur offrant la possibilité d’assembler leurs histoires. À travers ce moment de deuil, se tissent des liens qui transcendent les frontières de leur famille, de leur quartier et de leur pays, offrant un portrait poignant de la force des relations féminines et de la sororité.
En se rassemblant à la croisée des cycles de vies, les personnages que vous allez rencontrer s’adressent des questions millénaires, et cheminent au cœur de leurs vérités en nous rappelant qu’il n’est de refuge plus solide que celui de nos solidarités.
La pièce s’achèvera par un échange entre les artistes et le public, permettant de recueillir les impressions de ce dernier. Modéré par la directrice artistique du festival.
