[CI-Announce] WORKSHOP "Dancing The Endless Web - Fascia & Contact Improvisation" DANIEL BEAR DAVIS, January 23/24 2010, BERLIN, Schwelle 7

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Dancing The Endless Web
Fascia and Contact Improvisation

Intermediate/ Advanced Workshop
with Daniel Bear Davis

Saturday & Sunday
January  23 / 24  2010, 12 am - 6 pm

Fascia: the three dimensional web of connective tissue that runs  
continuously from a thick layer just under your skin into the  
mysterious depths of your body. Fascia weaves a network of interwoven  
membrane around every muscle, organ, bone and cell.

Accessing this incredibly intelligent system in our dance opens a  
world of specificity, subtlety, and increased kinetic potential. We  
will traverse the range, from witnessing and following the delicate  
unwinding of the tissues, to finding incredible support for dynamic  
flight, elastic buoyancy and the creation of countless hidden shelves.  
Join me in researching this endlessly fascinating realm.

Daniel Bear Davis is a recent transplant from the SF Bay Area. He has  
been teaching and dancing CI for 10 years. He utilizes the form in his  
dance theatre company, Shah and Blah Productions as well as in  
acrobatic stilt theatre work with The Carpetbag Brigade  He has been  
influenced by his study of Axis Syllabus: Universal Motor Principles  
and by his massage practice. He has also been influenced by the  
countless bizarre apparatuses and architectures he has performed on  
including construction scaffolding, boulders in the desert, the walls  
of a boat, a submarine, a suspended welded sphere, and many more.

Participation: 2 days 80 Euro
Registrations per email: danbeardavis at hotmail.com
Daniel Bear Davis: +49-176 8755 8566

Place: Schwelle 7, Uferstraße 6, HH 1. OG (near Uferstudios), 13357  
Berlin
Web: www.schwelle7.de/DanBearDavis.html
More: Myspace.com/shahandblahproductions

  
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