10 Apr Storytelling in Motion Monthly Workshop
Storytelling in Motion returns after a long break! This edition will come back to the beginning and present a short overview of this technique for purposeful meaning making through movement. A tool for communication and collaboration skills as well as self expression and confidence, the workshop will explore how the technique has been developed over the years and how it can be used for a range of situations and practitioners.
Open to all levels, this introduction will look at the basics of how meaning is created through movement: Space and composition, emotional coding (physicality and breath), and visual metaphor.
No prior experience in performance or movement is required. Come in comfortable clothes and shoes and be prepared for some movement.
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Gillian Rhodes is an American performer and storyteller with 12 years global experience. A graduate of Columbia University, she has performed in 20+ cities in 9 countries around the world. She choreographed award-winning film Kamli by Sarmad Khoosat and has performed at TEDx events in France and Pakistan, along with choreographing for TV in Cambodia, touring with a South Korean dance company, and appearing in a recent Pakistani film as an actor. She writes and designs her own performances and enacts them with a blend of genres, captivating audiences with her unique ability to weave compelling stories. She has taught performance and choreography in universities. Gillian speaks multiple languages and, with a variety of cultural experiences, has an extraordinary ability to connect and understand how stories work in any setting. A skilled writer as well, she draws on her diverse experiences and knowledge to guide clients from around the world to realize deep, powerful performances grounded in humanity.
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