Over 60's Contemporary with Sarah Miller
Summer 2024
About Over 60's Contemporary with Sarah Miller
Classes start on Tues 16th April 2024 and run until Tues 2nd July 2024 (excluding Tues 28th May due to half term)
Develop your understanding of weight placement, alignment and Contemporary dance technique
Our expert teacher Sarah Miller will guide you through the basics of core contemporary dance vocabularies and techniques which includes Cunningham and release.
Cunningham technique emphasises the movement of the spine through curves, tilts, twists, and arches. Incorporation of Release technique encourages flowing movements that focus on breath.
Accompanied by live music by percussionist James Taylor, you will explore your own unique movement style, inspired by Cunningham, Release and Yoga, choreographic phrases and improvisation.
Whether you are returning to dance after a while or looking to try a new style – this is a fun and engaging way to keep moving and stay active.
Class Details
- Enrol for the term for £100.00 to save and guarantee your place or drop-in for £10.00 per class.
- 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 are unable to accommodate participants who are more than 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.
About Your Teacher
Sarah began dancing at The Place at the age of four and went on to work with Youth (now Shift Dance Company). Sarah trained at London Contemporary Dance School, graduating in 2003 with a First-Class Honours Degree. She is currently teaching contemporary dance classes at The Place, and at primary schools in Camden and Hackney. Sarah has worked with Russell Maliphant, Jan de Schynkel and Martin Lawrance and Marguerite Caruana Galizia. She is currently participating in research work with Sarah Blanc and Moxie Brawl.