The Centre for Performance Practice and Research at the University of Winchester hosts events and seminars encouraging interdisciplinary work and engagement
Winchester, England
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It’s the last of our intergenerational workshops today! It’s been a wonderful experience for all ages, but we hope to continue the project soon 💃🏻🕺🏼
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Performing Solidarity: Dissensus and Compromise
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Please join us at @_UoW for the next gathering on #solidarity. Following our last two events at @thisisliveart, join us to discuss the ways that solidarity can be organised and performed through the #arts.
It’s our second inter-generational dance workshop today - some familiar faces and some new, and some new moves to try as well #community #dance
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Today is the first of CPPR’s intergenerational dance workshops, led by community dance practitioner Diane Amans, and in attendance are three generations of the same family #dance #communitydance
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All welcome to attend the event 'Performing Solidarity: Making Common Cause' which will take place October 30th at Live Art Development Agency in London! For more details: facebook.com/events/66225881…
Call for participants: Join University of Winchester Dance students for an intergenerational project of creative dance! For 8 years old to 60+, all experiences and levels of dance welcome. Attend at least one of the dates (27th October, 30th November, 14th December) 10-4pm 1/2
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The workshop series will take place at the University of Winchester. To register your interest please contact us via email: [email protected] 2/2
As preparation for the coming semester is in full flow, so too are plans for the Centre for Performance Practice and Research! So keep an eye out for announcements about this year's events...
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CPPR are excited to share further footage from the Bridging Dance Training Contexts symposium as you can watch Professor Ingo Diehl's paper entitled 'A European perspective on dance technique: Problematising hybridity': youtu.be/BUbkPgkIeVg
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We're delighted to share recordings from the Bridging Dance Training Contexts symposium, hosted by CPPR @_UoW on the 18th December 2018. You can now view Dr Fiona Bannon's keynote entitled 'People Dancing: Artistic Citizen in Practice' at youtu.be/SANR02Z7vZ0
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Celebrating our very fruitful #partnership with @BlueApplePlays today & marking the first successful year of the company’s #residency @_UoW. Read the latest #UoWBlog by @Simon_P_Morris to find out more about our collaboration: bit.ly/2QNa8fF
Our roundtable today, set against the #danceathon in Winchester, was a thought-provoking discussion of neurodiversity and inclusivity in both practice and teaching with contributions from students, academics and artists
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Our students are dancing with @BlueApplePlays & @PointEastleigh in @WinCathedral and #Winchester City in a 21 hour #DanceAThon for #WorldDownSyndromeDay. Hear from Becca, Elena and Esther who kicked off the #dance at 5am in our Chapel. Find out more: bit.ly/2Cv8CZr
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Fab dance duets, performances +chances to join in to pop up all over @Winchester in #WDSD 21 HOUR jolly sock #DanceAthon 21 March:1-3 silent dancing @Winchestercathedral 11am #wouldntchangeathing The Square +@tommyjessop Katy @BlueApplePlays @AndoverMencap WDSDwinchester.wordpress.com
All are welcome to the upcoming Neurodiversity Roundtable hosted by CPPR and taking place next Thursday 21st March. The event will take as its central question, 'Can neurodiverse and performance-led practices help us to rethink inclusivity within education and the HE sector?'
Today’s event is Professor Tim Prentki in conversation with Dr Marina Henriques, in which they discuss applied theatre in Brazil and ask who are the beneficiaries? Young favelados? University students? UniRio?
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