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When planning your weekend, the workshops in the list provide you with a starting point for planning your weekend. The exact combination you’ll choose will depend on who you want your weekend to be for, and what you want them to get out of it.
For Extra Development of Your Own Students:
Saturday Morning |
Technique workshop (1 hour) and Musical interpretation (1.5 hours) |
Saturday Afternoon |
Technique (1 hour) and Developing creativity (1.5 hours) |
Saturday Evening |
Social function or concert |
Sunday Morning |
Technique workshop (1 hour) and Building a choreography (1.5 hours) |
Sunday Afternoon |
Technique workshop (1 hour) and Troupe performance or Learning a choreography (1.5 hours) |
Troupe Development Weekend:
Saturday morning |
Technique workshop (1.5 hours) and Musical Interpretation (1 hour) |
Saturday Afternoon |
Developing Creativity and Improvisation (2.5 hours) |
Saturday Evening |
Social function encouraging improvisational dances & showing existing troupe pieces |
Sunday Morning |
Technique workshop (1.5 hours) and Building a Choreography (1 hour) |
Sunday Afternoon |
Developing Troupe Performance (2.5 hours)
The outcome of this will be a finished piece ready for your troupe to perform. Along the way they’ll have learnt the process of how to build a piece, and how to turn a choreography into a performance. |
All Comers Workshop Weekend:
Saturday |
Technique workshops – covering up to three topics |
Saturday Evening |
Concert or social function |
Sunday |
Creativity workshops – covering up to three topics
This format allows students who are interested in one aspect or the other to attend for a single day. |
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