Improv/Freestyle Flow Workshop with Brendan Falsey
About this Event
About the Workshop:
No Experience necessary. This is a slow-paced, freeform movement class, with prompted exercises, drills, shared experience, and exploration. The level of depth you want to bring, and explore, in class is entirely up to you. For 90 minutes, there are no counts to memorize, no choreography to perfect and no expectations. Whether you've never improvised before or you're looking to reconnect with the part of dance that first made you fall in love with it, this workshop is for you.
About the Instructor:
Brendan Falsey has always loved to dance. He grew up in a studio setting taking musical theatre,”HipHop” and tap classes. Brendan has recently been expanding his versatility by training with The Expressive Movement, StriveForChange Lifestyle, Sean Bjerke, Darnell Snoopy Brown, and others. He has also taught classes and workshops around New England, and is always looking for new opportunities to teach. Dancing is more than just movement to him, it represents strength, passion, versatility, growth, and so much more. For the past four years dance has been his career and he is always excited to further it and grow.
“I dance for those that come after. To open minds and hearts. Including my own. The connections I’ve made through movement, I never would’ve made otherwise. I’ve connected with so many incredible people. And my students are what keeps me pushing. I need to make myself better for them. For anyone who believes in me. So that I can pass on everything I learn and keep this beautiful tradition alive.
My inspiration for dance is change and communication. I want to be able to make people feel what I cannot explain in words. But it is also a release. It is a way for me to tell stories, exercise, create, and let things out in a healthy way. Dance, for me, is so much more than an art. It is one of the few universal languages of humankind along with music, physical, and visual arts. I want to be versed in all the styles I can find. I don't need to be an expert. But I want to know enough about each individual culture to be able to portray things, and have that culture understand."
How to Find the Studio:
When arriving at the builiding the quickest way to enter the studio, is to enter through the Center Waumbec Mill entrance. Enter the elevator and proceed to the third floor. When exiting the elevator take a right and walk until the end of the hall. The studio will be the last suite on your right.
Where is it happening?
Event Location & Nearby Stays:
USD 25.00
