Creative Movement Workshop

creative movement workhop

Facilitated by Aubrey Donisch & Katherine Kiefer Stark 

Sundays, October 15, 22, & 29

11:15 AM - 12:30 PM

The Cedar Works, 4919 Pentridge Street

Creative Movement Workshop is 3 class series for those looking to rekindle their love of dance and movement. We will work as a community to build our movement skills, find greater ease in our bodies, take healthy risks, and learn new, creative ways to move.

This workshop is open to those with any amount of dance experience and those with and without disabilities.
Parents and caregivers are welcome to bring a young person with them.  

You are welcome to attend whatever dates work for you.  

Sliding scale $30-$60 3 classes, $20-$40 2 classes, $12-$18 1 class.  

**No one turned away for lack of funds, reach out to offer an exchange or pay what you can.

ADA Accessible

FACILITATORS

Aubrey is a teaching artist from Minneapolis, MN where she grew up dancing in a company for youth with and without disabilities. With ten years of teaching experience, Aubrey has taught modern dance to all ages, folks across the spectrum of disability, and those with varying relationships to dance and movement. She currently teaches at The Creative Living Room and has been a teaching artist with Allens Lane Art Center, the Park Avenue Community Center, Bryn Mawr College, University City Arts League, Young Dance, Keshet Dance and Center for the Arts, and the Semilla Center for Healing and the Arts. Aubrey loves to facilitate dance as a creative process and space for discovery, fostering positive body awareness and celebrating personal expression and collaboration. 

Katherine is a philadelphia-based teaching artist and artistic director of The Naked Stark.  She has been teaching modern dance for close to twenty years, working primarily with adults and teens.  Katherine has been a teaching artist with a variety of organizations and institutions including, Bryn Mawr College, Stockton University, Cultivate Dance Festival, American College Dance Association, Durham Juvenile Detention Center, and Enloe High School. Currently she is adjunct faculty at Widener University and offers a weekly drop-in release-based movement practice at Mascher Space.  Katherine loves to facilitate dance as a community practice and creative space, deepening awareness, exploring how one’s own body moves within the movement, and finding joy and power in our creative bodies.