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New dancers 65+

Dance narratives inspired by the city

Dates

Prices

27 €

Location

Onassis Stegi

Time & Date

Day
Time
Venue
Day
Monday
Time
12:00-15:00
Venue
Onassis Stegi

Information

Cost

Participation Cost: 27 € (for the 3 meetings in each workshop)

Due to high demand, places will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis, allowing each participant to take part in at least two workshops

Reservation and more info
T. 213 017 8002
Email: education@onassis.org

Addressed to

People over 65 who have taken part in one or more of the previous workshop cycles held at Onassis Stegi

Dates

1st workshop: Mondays 3, 10, 17 December 2018

2nd workshop: Mondays 7, 14, 21 January 2019

3rd workshop: Mondays 11, 18, 25 February 2019

The 65+ company is embarking on a new adventure. This year, artists from other disciplines will be visiting the workshop as guest artists to offer us their gifts of knowledge along with new expressive tools.

Photo: Vaggelis Lainas

The 65+ company will keep on blazing new trails this season. Over the last six years, its members have shown themselves open to experiential exercises and artistic expression! Which is why, this year, we’re inviting them to unwrap the gifts that pop up every so often in our dance space. Gifts... intangible and provided by artists from other fields of endeavour.

Resulting in a workshop consisting of small, autonomous units, each framed by a different guest who presents participants with their unique 'artistic gifts'. Taking dance as our core means of expression, we will then use these new tools to process our ideas and, as always, create new choreographies.

This year, our main focus will be on the relationships between the body and the city. Meaning the ways in which our interaction with the city inscribes itself on our bodies--an experience which transcends the personal to become primarily social, and therefore political.

Credits

  • The workshop will be led by

    the choreographer Patricia Apergi and by various guest artists