05 Jan Storytelling in Motion: A method for meaningful movement & communication
Storytelling in Motion: A method for meaningful movement & communication
Storytelling in Motion is an original method for developing non-verbal communication and meaningful movement developed by performer and storyteller Gillian Rhodes over the course of 12+ years and draws on concepts from dance, physical theatre, mime, clowning, and more. Grounded in simple movement, the method builds on walking, basic gestures, and spatial awareness and uses a layering approach to add depth to the technique.
Accessible to all ages and abilities, the Storytelling in Motion method aims to equip people with the tools to be more confident and intentional in their communication by providing a deep grounding in physicality and embodied awareness.
In this workshop, participants will learn how the method works and its basic building blocks. They will put then put these ideas into practice through a guided transformation of a word or concept into a short movement presentation.
Ticket Information
Organizer
Gillian Rhodes is an American performer and storyteller with close to 15 years experience in the field of performing arts. From choreographing for television in Cambodia to dancing professionally in South Korea, she worked 6 years in front and behind the camera in Pakistan in films, tv, music videos, and modeling, while continuing and expanding her stage work to theatre and mime. In Dubai she works as a director, actor, and movement specialist. She’s performed in 20+ cities in 11 countries around the world, speaks five languages, and has created her own method for teaching acting called Storytelling in Motion.
Sorry, the comment form is closed at this time.