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Intimacy what does it mean on stage? In the studio? in a workshop? What do we need to let go of? What do we need to embrace? How do we get closer to ourselves and each other as we move?
Through a series of intimate encounters and unruly collective agreements we will look at intimacy and reassess contact as an improvised form. What does it mean to make contact? Where is the place for the personal? Focusing on hands, emotional states and visuality, we will examine variations of touch from the telepathic to the awkward.
Engaging in language objects and each other we will develop movement scores and sequences based on playful investigations into collision, compassion, rupture, desire, inertia and blind spots.
Meg Stuart
