Rooms: Workshops and Repertory for Distance Learning
Unpacking the quarantine experience with Anna Sokolow’s Rooms (1955) for dance programs.
Workshops
Ongoing classes
Because of the covid-19 outbreak, classes are suspended until further notice.
Humphrey-Limón Workshop – Fritz Ludin & Betty Jones
October 7-18, 2019 at Ballet Hispanico, NYC. We are once again honored and thrilled to host great International Master Teachers Betty Jones and Fritz Ludin for a fantastic beginning to the fall season.
8/26-30: SOKOLOW WORKSHOP WITH JIM MAY in NYC
Oct 26-30, 2019 at Peridance Capezio Center, NYC. Led by Sokolow Theatre/Dance Ensemble founder and director Jim May, this one week workshop is a unique opportunity to challenge creativity, go beyond academia, and explore one’s voice in the artistic community
May 26-31 Italy: Sokolow Repertory Workshop
May 26-31, 2019, Lecce and Bari, Italy. Sokolow Theatre/Dance Ensemble founder and director Jim May will teach a Sokolow repertory workshop, and direct and perform in two concerts, sponsored by Koreoproject.
Humphrey-Limón Workshop – Fritz Ludin & Betty Jones
June 3-14, 2019 at Ballet Hispanico, NYC. Based on the dynamic heritage of the Humphrey/Limón tradition, internationally renowned master teachers Betty Jones and Fritz Ludin transmit their own individual ways of dance. Their mentor’s voices (of the body), the experience of gravitational momentum, and breaching of barriers, will be an integral part of the workshop.
10/1-12: Betty Jones & Fritz Ludin Humphrey/Limón workshop
October 1-12, 2018 at Ballet Hispanico, NYC. Mon-Fri, 10:45-12:45 pm. Internationally renowned master teachers Betty Jones and Fritz Ludin return to teach at Ballet Hispanico in New York City. The current of life energy that runs through the body and gives dance its ultimate beauty and vitality will be an important topic of the workshop.
8/27-9/1: Sokolow Workshop with Jim May in NYC
August 27-September 1, 2018 at Peridance Capezio Center in New York City: this this one week workshop is a unique opportunity to challenge creativity, go beyond academia, and explore one’s voice in the artistic community.