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2021-17 Forsythe Improvisation Technologies
Amy Raymond will be teaching Forsythe Repertoire and technologies workshop, based on more than 20 years experience as a professional dancer, teacher and stager of his work.
Amy will choose a piece from Forsythe’s vast repertoire based on the unique make up of the participants. The choreography will be both coached and then deconstructed with the use of the Improvisation Technologies.
Exploring both the choreography as well as improvisation tasks empowers the dancer to create in real time. This process is a window into Forsythe’s creative practice which places the dancers’ creative autonomy as a central element.
- Monday 19 July
- Tuesday 20 July
- Wednesday 21 July
- Thursday 22 July
- Friday 23 July
- 11:30 – 14:00
- 11:30 – 14:00
- 11:30 – 14:00
- 11:30 – 14:00
- 11:30 – 14:00
Price : € 185,-
Amy Raymond
-trained as a classical dancer in Washington D.C and at the Centre De Danse International in Cannes, France. She entered the Dutch National Ballet in 1991 worked with some of today’s leading choreographers including: Hans Van Manen, Edouard Lock, Christopher Bruce, Jan Fabre and William Forsythe.In 2000 she joined Ballet Frankfurt to continue her work with William Forsythe. She has danced and collaborated in many works including Artifact, Herman Shmerman, Endless House, Veritiginous Thrill of Exactitude, EidosTelos, Work within Work, Enemy in the Figure, Bees of the invisible, and Kammer Kammer.She has also danced and collaborated in the works of her colleagues including Dana Casperson, Richard Siegal, Prue Lang, David Dawson, Nathalie Thomas and Georg Reischl. Amy has embarked on her own creative work that has included choreography, multi media work and more. She combines an active, creative career with teaching of improvisation workshops and classical dance .
