[CI-Announce] Contact Improvisation events with Martin Keogh

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                                  ****    MARTIN KEOGH'S    ****
                                                 2004 itinerary 
                                 of Contact Improvisation events

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      ***   Cambridge, Massachusetts   ***
Boston Contact Improvisation Festival. January 17-19. 
Info: Patrick Crowley: (781) 395-9428, pganesha at aol.com

      ***   Redding, Connecticut   ***
 January 24-25. In the Crux of the Spiral. 
Info: Leslie Cohen-Rubury: (203)-544-9676, cohen-rubury at email.msn.com

      ***   Decorah, Iowa   ***
Luther College residency: February 6-8. 
Info: Jane Hawley: (563) 387-1694, blackearth at oneota.net

      ***   North Easton, Massachusetts   ***
February 14-15. The Contact Body workshop. 
Info: Martin Keogh: (508) 238-7474: MartinKeo at aol.com

      ***   Charlottesville, Virginia   ***
March 6-7. 
Info: Brad Stoller: (434) 973-2387, bradstoller at adelphia.net 

      ***   Chicago, Illinois   ***
Midwest Contact Improvisation Teacher’s Conference (GLACIER): March 26-28. 
Info:   Daniel Halkin (708) 633-1284, dhalkin at earthlink.net 

      ***   Arlington, Massachusetts   ***
The Arlington Center: beginners workshop: Rolling on a Grassy Slope: April 
24-25. 
Info: (781) 316-0282, mail at arlingtoncenter.org

      ***   Moab, Utah   ***
The Moab workshop/jam/desert camping trip:   Workshop: The Contact Body: May 
9-13. Jam: May 14-16. Campout: May 16-22. 
Info: Todd Paulsmeyer: (801) 467 8064: Toddp at contact-improv.com, Web site: 
http://www.contact-improv.com/index.html

      ***   Earthdance: Plainfield, Massachusetts   ***
Contact Improvisation Teacher’s Exchange (CITE): Co-facilitated with Nancy 
Stark Smith. June 24-29, followed by the July 4th Jam: June 29-July 4. 
Info: (413) 634-5678, info at earthdance.net, web site: 
http://earthdance.net/teachers0604.htm

      ***   Earthdance: Plainfield, Massachusetts   ***
Western Mass Moving Arts Project: WMMAP Improvisational Arts Festival: July 
30 - August 1. 
Info: (413) 634-5678, info at earthdance.net, web site: 
http://earthdance.net/wmmapfest04.htm

      ***   Interlochen, Michigan   ***
Interlochen Arts Academy theater department residency: September. 

Martin and Ray Chung are looking for a host city for their three-week 
training intensive in 2005. 
Other cities and countries in the works for late 2004 and 2005:

Montevideo, Uruguay. Buenos Aires, Argentina. Austin, Texas. San Francisco, 
California. Western Michigan University. University of Montana. Seattle, 
Washington. Raleigh/Durham, South Carolina. Richmond, Virginia. Scotland. New 
Zealand. 

                  FOR MORE INFORMATION:
          or to coordinate a workshop or residency: 
                         MartinKeo at aol.com 
                             (508) 238-7474


Bio: 
Martin Keogh has been teaching and performing Contact Improvisation for 
twenty-four years. After attending the Interlochen Arts Academy and Stanford 
University, Martin spent time traveling to monasteries in Japan and Korea and was 
the director of the Empty Gate Zen Center in Berkeley, California.  He is one of 
the founding members of the Motivity Dance Company, which specializes in 
aerial dancing on low-level trapezes.   Martin is cofounder of Spring/Fall Dance 
Studio and The Dancing Ground, an organization that produces conferences on 
gender and mythology in Northern California.   He's worked with Touchdown Dance 
USA, an organization that teaches C.I. to the blind.   For his contribution to 
the development of Contact Improvisation he is listed in Who's Who in America. 
When not on tour, Martin lives with his family near Boston, Massachusetts.
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