Embodied Ballet is the somatic based approach to learning ballet that was developed by the late great master teacher, Augusta Moore. This unique online workshop will be taught by Marisa Castillo, who assisted Augusta in developing this specialized somatic syllabus.
Join Broadway veteran Carolyn Goor Hutchinson as we explore different styles of Theater Dance, from jazz & soft shoe/tap to ballet & staged movement. We’ll learn choreography from old favorites as well as present day hits. This low impact class will focus on intention of movement to music and is appropriate for all levels. Enjoyment of dance required.
Instead of a night out, we propose a night in with Drinks & a Dance: Transit – a soaring full-company work, that celebrates the chaotic pulse of our urban centers – where high and low technology exist side-by-side – walking, biking, and high speed transit.
Embodied Ballet is the somatic based approach to learning ballet that was developed by the late great master teacher, Augusta Moore. This unique online workshop will be taught by Marisa Castillo, who assisted Augusta in developing this specialized somatic syllabus.
ODC Theater is proud to present This is Also the Art, featuring artists originally scheduled to be produced in ODC Theater’s 2020 Season. Join us on Thursdays this fall to see content from the works at variable stages, to hear how artists and their collaborators enliven the works in the liminal times and spaces between performances, and to ask your questions about the continued existence of the pieces offstage.
On Thursday, December 17, Margaret Jenkins and Rinde Eckert will be in conversation with their long time collaborator Michael Palmer. Together, they will discuss Jenkins and Eckert’s current process leading up to the future premiere of Migratory Passages, a new duet thematically related to their previous 3 duets, with the weight of death and transfiguration now countered by the lightness of migratory birds rising from a clear lake to disappear in the distance on their way from one home to another. Migratory Passages was slated to premiere in ODC Theater’s 2020 Walking Distance Dance Festival.
Embodied Ballet is the somatic based approach to learning ballet that was developed by the late great master teacher, Augusta Moore. This unique online workshop will be taught by Marisa Castillo, who assisted Augusta in developing this specialized somatic syllabus.
This 5-week workshop taught by Emily Hansel brings ODC's holiday production to your homes. Students will learn original choreography from the show: the children chorus’ special warm-up activities and dances, the magical toys, and all your favorite characters!
Instead of a night out, we propose a night in with Drinks & a Dance: Investigating Grace – "Brenda Way’s Investigating Grace is like being doused in light. The dancers are too humanly real to be froliking angels, but the dance itself bounds like a divine revelation.” - Dance Insider
This 5-week workshop taught by Emily Hansel brings ODC's holiday production to your homes. Students will learn original choreography from the show: the children chorus’ special warm-up activities and dances, the magical toys, and all your favorite characters!
This 5-week workshop taught by Emily Hansel brings ODC's holiday production to your homes. Students will learn original choreography from the show: the children chorus’ special warm-up activities and dances, the magical toys, and all your favorite characters!
This 5-week workshop taught by Emily Hansel brings ODC's holiday production to your homes. Students will learn original choreography from the show: the children chorus’ special warm-up activities and dances, the magical toys, and all your favorite characters!
This 5-week workshop taught by Emily Hansel brings ODC's holiday production to your homes. Students will learn original choreography from the show: the children chorus’ special warm-up activities and dances, the magical toys, and all your favorite characters!
Instead of a night out, we propose a night in with Drinks & a Dance: Dead Reckoning – inspired by choreographer KT Nelson’s sabbatical in Death Valley in 2013, and set to a commissioned score by composer and cellist Joan Jeanrenaud. In this work, Nelson explores our relationship to nature: how tiny we are in its magnitude, how vulnerable to its changes.