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Making Moves at Arts Weekend (Sun 4/14 12-1:30PM)

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Another Arts Weekend dance event featuring the Making Moves troupe!

In this year’s Making Moves project, six Swarthmore students and three mentors from idiosynCrazy productions (a Philadelphian dance company) have constructed a studio practice in which play takes precedence. This research in the studio has been conducted collaboratively, and has prioritized the exploration of a variety of creative practices, and what will be shown are the fruits that have derived from that constructive play. On Sunday, April 14th, starting at noon, viewers will see two site-specific experiments happening around the Lang Performing Arts Center: “something that we like to call “The Monster”, and an in studio piece exploring the American workforce.” The experiments being shown are not complete works; they are offerings of ideas gathered ideas to be happened upon by whomever is curious.

Performance: 12-1:30PM, in and around LPAC

Discussion following the performance 2PM in the LPAC Troy Dance Studio

Making Moves at Arts Weekend (Sun 4/14 12-1:30PM)

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Another Arts Weekend dance event featuring the Making Moves troupe!

In this year’s Making Moves project, six Swarthmore students and three mentors from idiosynCrazy productions (a Philadelphian dance company) have constructed a studio practice in which play takes precedence. This research in the studio has been conducted collaboratively, and has prioritized the exploration of a variety of creative practices, and what will be shown are the fruits that have derived from that constructive play. On Sunday, April 14th, starting at noon, viewers will see two site-specific experiments happening around the Lang Performing Arts Center: “something that we like to call “The Monster”, and an in studio piece exploring the American workforce.” The experiments being shown are not complete works; they are offerings of ideas gathered ideas to be happened upon by whomever is curious.

Performance: 12-1:30PM, in and around LPAC

Discussion following the performance 2PM in the LPAC Troy Dance Studio