The Attentive Act – Lisard Tranis & Clémentine Telesfort

Movement workshop with Lisard Tranis and Clémentine Telesfort
13-14 June, 2020
Wilhelminenhofstr 91, 12459 Berlin

Our workshop is aimed at people from all disciplines that are interested in expanding their creative tools and refining their movement quality. We propose the participants to focus on four main aspects that we are keen to develop as dance artists: sensitivity, control, availability, and creative adaptation.

The classes will tackle movement efficiency, with an emphasis on quality and fluidity. We will seek control of the body to support our decision-making or partner work. This stability and accuracy will be obtained from training an active center and a fluid pelvis, thus allowing for an articulate and expansive movement to unfold in space. We will play with the plasticity of our imaginary through physical and mental challenges or creative improvisations, and use it as a source for instant composition.

We will be offering tools that allow the participants to investigate their original movement and challenge their practice as a performer beyond technical restriction. We are interested in the quality of the relationships we cultivate with ourselves and others, training a sensitive and adaptable body that can free our imagination and support our performance state.

Places: 30
Times: Saturday and Sunday : 11.00-17.00h
Price: Early bird: 75‎€ – Regular price: 90‎€

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Clémentine Telesfort is an award winning dancer who performs and teaches worldwide. Trained at TrinityLaban in London and later at the Verve company of Northern School of Contemporary dance in Leeds, she has been working with Guy Nader and Maria Campos Company, Lali Ayguadé Company, Anton Lachky, Jamaal Burkmar and James Cousins among others.

Alongside performing and teaching, Clémentine has been developing her own choreographic language over the years and her works were performed throughout Europe. She recently curated and directed the first edition of a rural international cultural festival in northern France in 2019.

Lisard Tranis trained at Institut del Teatre in Barcelona. Since graduating, he won first prize in the Certamen Internacional de Dansa competition. He later joined Verve, Northern School of Contemporary Dance’s Postgraduate and received the Outstanding Postgraduate Achievement Award that year. He has been working with GuyNader & Maria Campos, Lali Ayguadé Company, Phoenix Dance Theatre, Hagit Yakira Dance, James Wilton Dance and José Besprosvany. Lately Lisard has started teaching in various festivals and countries and has a big interest in developing his own language as a choreographer and teacher.

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