OVERVIEW
Examine the professional practitioners’ performance work. Develop knowledge on creative intentions and processes of professional works including influences, collaboration and stylistic qualities.
Examine the professional practitioners’ performance work. Develop knowledge on creative intentions and processes of professional works including influences, collaboration and stylistic qualities.
Develop structured answers, using descriptive and analytical language to explore repertoire. To speak with eloquence whilst presenting and providing feedback.
Performer, Choreographer, Artistic Director, Freelane Dance Artist, Dance Teacher, Physical Therapist, Director, Dance Historian, Dance Critic.
Students develop description, analytical, critical and vocal skills. Students develop physical, interpretive, performance and mental skills. Students develop confidence, motivation, independence, social and resilience
Experience different approaches and processes that the dancers experienced when creating the professional piece of work, learning different methods and why they have been used with the acceptance of different needs and abilities.
Have a greater understanding of different cultures and backgrounds of different choreographers, dance styles and choreographic approaches.