first and second year elementary school children:
12 March 10:00 am - 11:15 am
13 March 10:00 am -11:15 am
third, fourth and fifth year elementary school children:
12 March 11:45 am - 1:00 pm
13 March 11:45 am - 1:00 pm
In the course of this workshop we will be using the body and movement to interact with everyday objects, exploring them and lending them new meaning. We will be looking for unique personal solutions designed to allow each one of us to get organised around his or her own time, taking in every stumbling block, every hesitation and every adjustment in order to lead the experience into unexpected areas. We will build a space and a time in which to prioritise the sensorial and expressive aspect of body language in which dance is a manifestation of everyone’s creative potential.
Marina Donatone, a dancer and choreographer, was born in Rome in 1993 and trained with the Budapest Contemporary Dance Academy.
In her work she seeks a body in the making that offers itself to the choreographic system as live material, that works and is worked on the basis of the relationships into which it worms its way.
In her capacity as a creator she has produced performances for the stage and for non-theatrical spaces including the Museo Civico in Bassano del Grappa, the Accademia di Belle Arti di Brera, the Museo De Felice/CAOS Terni and the PAV Parco Arte Vivente.
She pursues research into artistic practices and childhood and, in conjunction with Ilaria Mancia, she curates the mappa mondi project consisting of movement workshops for children.
www.marinadonatone.it
Sarah Silvagni is an expert in the paedagogy of movement with a solid experience as a dancer and performer, and a researcher in the fields of pedagogy and dance.
Interested in the methodologies and practices of transmitting body languages, she has studied the process of somatic learning in some depth, gaining a diploma in teaching the Feldenkrais Method in 2011.
Since 2012 she has been a member of the Choronde Progetto Educativo pedagogical team and the focal point for projects in secondary schools; she conducts workshops educating children to movement and to dance in state schools of every level and orientation during regular school hours; and she has organised and held refresher courses for secondary school teachers at the IC Rosmini in Rome, the IC in Via delle Azzorre in Ostia, the Liceo Anco Marzio in Ostia and the Teatro del Lido in Ostia.
She also conducts and facilitates DanceAbility groups, of which she has been a teacher trainer since 2015, with the aim of making the enjoyment and production of dance as accessible and as inclusive as possible.
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REGISTRATION:
In order to register, please send an e-mail to infanzia.pelanda@palaexpo.it stating the date of the weekends for which you wish to register, the child’s first name, family name and class, and a telephone number
maximum number of participants: 15
in the event the maximum number is exceeded, there will be a waiting list
participation in the workshops is free of charge
registration deadline 11 March
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