Improvisation with Pepa Ubera
Autumn 2024
About Improvisation with Pepa Ubera
Classes start on Weds 18th Sep 2024 and run until Weds 4th December 2024 (excluding Weds 30th Oct due to half term)
Unleash your creativity and move with freedom.
We welcome people of all skill levels to this joyful, creative class where you can explore your own unique ways of moving with others in an accepting and open space.
Using somatic tools such as contact improvisation and moving with your eyes closed, you will gain awareness of your body in space, and its anatomy. Whether improvising solo or collaboratively you will learn about your bodies potential to engage with movement, musicality, imagination and composition. The live music by Sitarist Tommy Khosla will help inspire your movement throughout the class.
class details
- Enrol for the term for £160.00 to save and guarantee your place or drop-in for £16.00 per class (concessions available)
- We encourage you to get in touch with us if you have any access requirements to ensure our classes are delivered in the most inclusive way possible. You can find an outline of our access information here.
- Please arrive on time - unfortunately, we cannot accommodate participants over 15 minutes late, as the warm-up is an important part of the class.
- Unfortunately, we are unable to offer refunds or exchanges, unless there are extenuating circumstances. You can read our booking Terms & Conditions here.
- Over the summer months we’ve been working to upgrade our toilets, changing rooms and the café space. While much of the refurbishment is now complete, some ongoing works may affect the facilities available to you to use during the first few weeks of term. Upon arrival to your class, the team at Reception will signpost you to the nearest available facilities. Thank you for your patience and support as we complete this work. Please find more information here
about your teacher
Pepa Ubera, BA (Contemporary Dance) and MA (Creative Practice), teaches improvisation, choreography and dramaturgy in the UK and Spain. She is a choreographer, performer and researcher, currently working on her new performance project called CHARCO. Her choreographic work challenges social structures, questioning how the body behaves in the current context. She has an interdisciplinary artistic practice, working with video, light, text, creating site-specific work and curating performance events.