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    This document provides the schedule for a one week dance workshop. It lists the daily activities, including three blocks of morning and afternoon dance technique and composition classes taught by different instructors each day. The classes cover topics like contemporary technique, improvisation, somatics, partnering, and collaborative dance making. The schedule also includes a daily lunch break and most evenings feature an artist talk by one of the instructors or an improvisation jam session. On Saturday there is an open studio day and Sunday features a welcome orientation.

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    This document provides the schedule for a one week dance workshop. It lists the daily activities, including three blocks of morning and afternoon dance technique and composition classes taught by different instructors each day. The classes cover topics like contemporary technique, improvisation, somatics, partnering, and collaborative dance making. The schedule also includes a daily lunch break and most evenings feature an artist talk by one of the instructors or an improvisation jam session. On Saturday there is an open studio day and Sunday features a welcome orientation.

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    SDF 2015 CalendxarWeek1v2

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    This document provides the schedule for a one week dance workshop. It lists the daily activities, including three blocks of morning and afternoon dance technique and composition classes taught by different instructors each day. The classes cover topics like contemporary technique, improvisation, somatics, partnering, and collaborative dance making. The schedule also includes a daily lunch break and most evenings feature an artist talk by one of the instructors or an improvisation jam session. On Saturday there is an open studio day and Sunday features a welcome orientation.

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    CALENDAR: WEEK 1

    Sunday
    May 31, 2015

    Participants arrive

    Monday
    June 1, 2014

    Tuesday
    June 2, 2015

    Wednesday
    June 6, 2015

    Thursday
    June 7, 2015

    Friday
    June 8, 2015

    8:45-9:30
    Body Prep
    (260)

    8:45-9:30
    Body Prep
    (260)

    8:45-9:30
    Body Prep
    (260)

    8:45-9:30
    Body Prep
    (260)

    8:45-9:30
    Body Prep
    (260)

    Saturday
    June 9, 2015

    BLOCK I: 9:30-11:20am
    Contemporary Technique // Paul Matteson (Studio 240)
    Dance as a Vehicle of the Imagination. Building Bridges Through Improvisation // Sara Shelton Mann (Studio 260)
    Somatics // Molly Heller (Studio 220)
    Open Studio Day
    BLOCK II: 11:30-1:30pm
    Contemporary Technique // Jesse Zaritt (Studio 240)
    The Solo // Sara Shelton Mann (Studio 240)
    Collaborative Dance Making: Form from Storm // Eric Handman (Studio 260)

    7:00pm
    Workshop Welcome and
    Orientation
    Marriott Center for Dance

    1:30 - 2:45
    Lunch

    1:45-2:30pm
    Picnic Lunch

    1:30 - 2:45
    Lunch

    1:30 - 2:45
    Lunch

    1:30 - 2:45
    Lunch

    BLOCK III: 2:45-4:45pm


    Partnering Possibilities // Paul Matteson (Studio 240)
    Composition/Performance: Activsm and the Practice of Performance // Jesse Zaritt (Studio 260)
    The Dialogue of Dance // Stephen Koester and Molly Heller

    Evening Off

    6:30-7:30pm
    Artist Talk
    Paul Matteson
    (240)

    6:30-7:30pm
    Artist Talk
    Sara Shelton Mann
    (240)

    6:30-7:30pm
    Artist Talk
    Jesse Zaritt
    (240)

    6:30-8:00
    Improv. Jam
    Meet new bodies and
    new friends at the
    improv. jam-mixer!
    (240)

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