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Understanding and Engaging with Contemporary Dance
- When? 22 January 2020 , 18:30
- Where? University of Wolverhampton in Stafford, Staffordshire Pl, Stafford, UK
How do you read dance, when you don’t know the story? Dance is a language of non-verbal communication that can transmit emotion, images and recollections for the audience to read and interpret.
This public lecture will focus on techniques of reading and understanding, in a practical interactive way to encourage further engagement and confidence when discussing contemporary dance.
A note book and pen is advisable.