[In-Person] Falling into Attunement: Let's Play!

This is a [In-Person] MELT Workshop
happening at the Judson Memorial Church.

The entrance is located at 243 Thompson.

>>REGISTER HERE<<

Pre-registration is required. No drop-ins.
Participants must register for the full workshop

COVID-19 Safety Protocols:

For extended workshops (including MELT), we require testing on the first day of the workshop and potentially on subsequent days depending on COVID transmission at the time of the event (MR provides rapid test on-site). You will be provided with more info prior to the event. Please note, Movement Research COVID-19 protocols are subject to change.

Please, carefully read our current>>Movement Research COVID-19 Protocols<<

Workshop Description:

This workshop will focus on attuning to different frequencies of sound, vibration, momentum, stillness, and touch. The invitation is to play with: dancing and vocalizing in peripheral spaces, disorientation, decomposing dance & choreographing breath, exploring sensation & touch, and finding quietude. Listening with the senses is the basis of this work. Attuning to the grief and wonder of this current moment and allowing gentleness to permeate ones' practice is the invitation. This work is inspired by mayfield’s research into ocean soundscapes, whale echolocation, whale culture, and whale decomposition. Let’s play!

[Image Description: Photo of mayfield brooks teaching. They are huddled in a clump with their students in a meditation. They all have their eyes closed or with soft gazes.]

Accessibility Note:

-This workshop includes auditive guidance.
-To request ASL interpretation, please email [email protected], subject line "ASL - MELT, mayfield brooks" at least two (2) weeks prior to the workshop start date.
-To request Audio Description, please email [email protected], subject line "AD - MELT, mayfield brooks" at least three (3) weeks prior to the workshop start date.

For additional access requests or questions, please email [email protected], subject line "MELT, mayfield brooks."