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Moving Empathetically Together:  in Dance

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photos by Tonya Ng

taken in Donna's class 

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Join Donna in a unique practice that she has been developing over the years based on moving-in-relation while dancing, inspired by her studies in Laban Bartenieff movement studies, developmental movement, phenomenology, and post structural theory.  These somatic-based classes (and workshops) focus specifically on developing attunement skills, kinesthetic empathy, and dancing the space between. MET classes (and workshops) are part laboratory-like in nature. Participants move together focusing on embodied practice in relation. These classes also move somewhat beyond dance, into a field of social togetherness and relational knowing. Self-reflecting, both individually and as a group, is also woven into class. Please note that some guided touch explorations are incorporated into class. All explorations are mindfully guided within a supportive environment.​

Winter 2025 Series:  all levels of dancers welcome

Saturday 3:15-5:00pm/  January 18th to February 8th 

4 class session - students must register for session (no drop-ins)

Couse Fee:  sliding scale $105.00...to...$125.00

​Location:  Scotiabank Dance Centre, 677 Davie Street, Vancouver, BC. 

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Moving Empathetically Together:  In Peformance

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The images above are of dancers Bryony Ollier, Katy Ormiston, and Avis Yang in performance after an 8 week workshop on moving empathically together. Photos by Rui Nunes. 

​Moving Empathetically Together in Nature:  

spring and summer 2025

Stay tuned for details...

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Questions about MET?

 email donna for more details

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