Re-Rooting (Waiting list)
Live Workshop
with
Nora Amin
In the frame of Sommer Tanz 2021
A workshop based on the vocabulary and technics of Raqs-Sharqi/Baladi dance from a feminist perspective. Nora Amin expands her focus on dance as a personal and political statement, by researching and choreographing a series of training sessions that aspire to decolonise what has been labeled by the west as belly dance from the voyeuristic and objectifying gaze, and reformulates it as a holistic practise of re-rooting the body/self, claiming its ownership, healing the shamed sexuality and celebrating identity, embodiment and intimate dance authorship. The workshop is open to women from all dance levels and backgrounds, especially to those who wish to experience dance as an emotional journey, and as a process of self exploration and liberation while having fun at perfecting the craft of pelvic moves.
Please note: The workshop will be held live in the studio under the measures in place at that time. If this is not possible there will be an online version in any case. Therefore, the number of participants is limited. More information about the measures will be continuously updated on the website and communicated by mail shortly before the workshop starts.
Online Event 15.07.2021, 20:00-21:30
Please note: The workshop will be held live in the studio under the measures in place at that time. If this is not possible there will be an online version in any case. Therefore, the number of participants is limited. More information about the measures will be continuously updated on the website and communicated by mail shortly before the workshop starts.
Online Event 15.07.2021, 20:00-21:30
Dance of the Prosecuted
Book presentation by Nora Amin
Book presentation by Nora Amin
Nora Amin
Nora Amin (she/her) is a choreographer, dancer, theatre director, author and scholar. She is an expert/consultant at LAFT/PAP, advisor to Kuyum Dance Platform and board member of the German Center of the International Theater Institute. Nora Amin holds a PhD in performing arts and cultural policy. Her publications include: “Migrating the Feminine / Weiblichkeit im Aufbruch” (2018), and “Dance of the Persecuted / Tanz der Verfolgten” (2021). She is a co-curator/creator of the MA program “Participation, communities, Activism” at London Contemporary Dance School, The Place. Nora Amin wants to follow a path that blurs the boundaries between community dance and staged dance by allowing non-dancers to contribute to reinventing established forms.