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Contemporary and Horton-inspired workshop

Writer: BlackoutBlackout
Feb 171 min read

This practice is inspired by various techniques, including martial arts, breaking, snowboarding, contemporary, and Horton-inspired movement. It focuses on finding expansive movements for stage dancing outside the ballet aesthetic.




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A promotional graphic for “Grandma. Gangsta. Guerrilla.” detailing the event dates (February 13–16, 2025), venue (Presentation House Theatre), and co-presenters (Ruby Slippers Theatre, Blackout Art Society, and Presentation House Theatre).

 
 
 

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