Masterclass: Contemporary with Liz Roche

Date:

Fri 29 Sep 2023

Time:

12:00 - 14:00

Please Note:

No external footwear allowed in studio. Shoe covers can be provided at reception if requested.

Venue:

Dancehouse: Studio 2

Admission:

€20 public | €15 DI Members

Level:

Professional / Advanced

Teacher:

Liz Roche

Liz has been teaching professional dance classes and workshops consistently throughout her career. She begins with preparing the body through guided improvisation supported by various somatic practices and methods. Set movement is introduced gradually and complex phrases are built over time in which spaces, real and imagined, as well as musicality is explored. This masterclass connects participants to the on-going work of Liz Roche Company, giving insight into the nuances of this way of moving. Liz has taught at Tanzquartier Wien, FORM Dance Projects Sydney, Dance Ireland, Catch 8 for Attic Projects, Scottish Dance Theatre, Dance Exchange Birmingham. She teaches regularly on the BA and MA courses in Contemporary Dance at The Irish World Academy of Music and Dance at University of Limerick.

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ABOUT Liz Roche

Liz Roche is co-founder and Artistic Director of Dublin based dance company Liz Roche Company. In 2020 Liz was elected to Aosdána in recognition of her outstanding contribution to the creative arts in Ireland. Liz Roche Company is supported by The Arts Council, Culture Ireland and Dublin City Council, and has produced and toured over 25 of her works, performing throughout Ireland and internationally at prestigious venues and festivals including the Baryshnikov Arts Centre and Irish Arts Center, New York, Atlas PFC in Washington D.C, South Bank Centre, London, Edinburgh Fringe, Meet in Beijing Festival and Powerhouse Brisbane. Recent commissions include Yes and Yes for Solas Nua in Washington D.C and The Irish Arts Center, New York, Dēmos for Dublin Dance Festival and The Abbey Theatre, Totems for the National Gallery of Ireland, I/Thou for Cork Opera House, and Näher for the Goethe Institute Ireland.

Image credit: Alan Gilsenan

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