IOU Making It – Sensing Through Moving Workshop
5 July 2023
A dance and movement workshop with Eve Wagster- explore our everyday movement, recognising where patterns and interests emerge.
IOU Studio, Dean Clough, Halifax
Event information
IOU Studio, Dean Clough, Halifax
Free/ £10
15
Tickets FREE for Calderdale Residents
IOU is delighted to announce that we have been awarded funding from Calderdale Cares Partnership to provide FREE spaces for Calderdale residents and artists on our monthly Making It creative taster workshops.
Funding has been awarded to help support young people, freelance creatives and those dealing with the cost of living crisis, to succeed in the arts and creative industries in Calderdale with opportunities to come together for exchange of ideas, networking and skills sharing opportunities at IOU Studio.
To book a free ticket simply follow the ticket link and select Calderdale Resident
Join IOU and choreographer, performance-maker, and community arts facilitator Eve Honey Wagster for a workshop that explores our everyday movement, recognising where patterns and interests emerge.
In the session you can play, experiment, mess up and be guided through improvisational tasks where you will have the freedom to investigate and create. You will practice some dynamic movement phrases that incorporate curving, spiralling, arching, and balancing and the workshop will culminate in you weaving together a “self-portrait”.
You do not need dance experience to attend this workshop. If you are interested in moving your body in an inclusive workshop environment, this is for you. You will have the option to move at your own pace when needed…
Eve has a wealth of experience as both a teacher and as an artist working across a range of artistic disciplines, all routed within dance and contemporary performance
About the Artist
Eve Honey Wagster is a choreographer, performance-maker, and community arts facilitator. Her work interrogates a broad range of themes and ideas.
Her recent work, “Universal Mother” was performed during the later stages of pregnancy, Eve transformed an abandoned church into a durational performance installation event which included sound design, projection, movement and spoken word. Eve continues to develop her somatic practice as a maternal performance artist.
Eve recently completed an MA in Choreography, where she researched and created autobiographical work surrounding family, domesticity, and natural landscapes.
Eve facilitates inclusive spaces for people to come together, move, shake, and cultivate their bodily awareness in a non-intimidating environment.