Dance WS Faux Pas
“Life is about how one falls and gets back up.” This was part of the notes Ko Murobushi wrote in his notebook when he was invited to teach at the Angers National Center for Contemporary Dance. In this workshop, I will be sharing excerpts from some of my works, including “Múa” (1995), “Augures” (2012), and “Nuée” (2021), as I think about the “falling” and “getting back up” of my own existence. Each of them invents a “dance of falling and getting back up” through improvisation and composition combined with my own vocabulary. I am looking forward to seeing all of you there. (Emmanuelle Huynh)
Date
Thursday, August 8 and Friday, August 9
18:30 – 21:30
Venue
Nakano Terpsichore
Profile
Emmanuelle Huynh
Dancer, choreographer, teacher. Working actively with artists from various fields such as sculptors and musicians, Emmanuelle focuses on reconstructing dance from a critical point of view. She has danced for many choreographers such as Dominique Bagouet and Trisha Brown, also collaborating with Hervé Robbe, Odile Duboc, and many others. She has served as artistic director at the National Center for Contemporary Dance (CNDC) in Angers as well as associate artist at Theatre de Nimes from 2018 to 2021, and has been teaching at Beaux-Arts de Paris since September 2016.