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An image of a dancer, Daphne Fernburger, lying on her back and holding her foot with opposite hand. A single image from video of Spirals filmed by Rafe Scobey-Thal.
ID: An image of a dancer, Daphne Fernburger, lying on her back and holding her foot with opposite hand. A single image from video of Spirals filmed by Rafe Scobey-Thal.

Irene will teach a selection of short and longer choreographies created as a way of warming-up, training, coordinating within one’s own body as well as interacting with surrounding environment. Each choreography embodies specific goals such as enhancing freedom of the hip joints, articulation of the feet/ankles, dynamic trunk articulation and control, ease of breathing and freedom of the rib cage, expression of the hands, balance skills, etc.

What to expect:
Expect to be moving during the entire class, and expect to learn a lot of choreographic material created by Irene.

Learn more about Irene Dowd: https://www.irenedowdchoreographies.com/?page_id=13

Accessibility Notes

  • This workshop includes auditive guidance.

To request ASL interpretation or Audio Description, please email accessibility@movementresearch.org, subject line “ASL/Audio Description Request, Irene Dowd” at least three (3) weeks prior to the workshop start date.

For access-related questions and requests, please contact accessibility@movementresearch.org, subject line “Irene Dowd.”

Register for this workshop

In-Person

    Participants must register for the full workshop, there are no drop-ins.

    $160

    Select a price within the Sliding Scale range

    Location

    MR, 122CC – Ninth Street Studio
    150 1st Avenue
    New York, NY 10009

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    Artists

    Irene Dowd

    Irene Dowd

    Irene Dowd has just retired from the Juilliard School after 28 years teaching there, to become faculty emeritus.

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