HEATHER MYERS WORKSHOP WITH THE AGELESS DANCERS
May 21
1-2PM
The Roundhouse
Follow your imagination and discover creative movement with dance artist -in-residence Heather Myers. This series weaves together improvisation, composition, rhythm, intermodal arts and story, to co-create community dance.
ABOUT HEATHER:
Heather synthesizes her experience as a performer, maker and facilitator with somatic and expressive arts approaches to support dance-based exploration. Curious about the idea of authenticity in performance, and about creativity as an act of transmission and transformation, her workshop approaches aim to gently enrich the excavating /generating /discovering process, and serve artistic intelligence.
Heather has performed works by William Forsythe, Crystal Pite, Ohad Naharin, Marina Mascarel, Lucinda Childs, and others; she has worked as a creative assistant/rehearsal director to Rachel Meyer, Lesley Telford and others and has made numerous works of her own; she has completed the Tamalpa Institute’s Teacher Training program and has led creative process workshops locally and in Singapore and Taipei. Heather gratefully resides on unceded Coast Salish territory.
ABOUT HEATHER:
Heather synthesizes her experience as a performer, maker and facilitator with somatic and expressive arts approaches to support dance-based exploration. Curious about the idea of authenticity in performance, and about creativity as an act of transmission and transformation, her workshop approaches aim to gently enrich the excavating /generating /discovering process, and serve artistic intelligence.
Heather has performed works by William Forsythe, Crystal Pite, Ohad Naharin, Marina Mascarel, Lucinda Childs, and others; she has worked as a creative assistant/rehearsal director to Rachel Meyer, Lesley Telford and others and has made numerous works of her own; she has completed the Tamalpa Institute’s Teacher Training program and has led creative process workshops locally and in Singapore and Taipei. Heather gratefully resides on unceded Coast Salish territory.