Happening(s)
Movement practice
with Katherine Kiefer Stark
Spring 2025 Series hosted by Cardell Dance Studio
Tuesdays, March 4 - April 18th, 6:30-7:30Pm
1713 Melon St, Philadelphia, PA
This all-levels class blends contemporary modern techniques and somatic practices for an energetic exploration of movement from the inside out. We’ll explore momentum, spirals, and circles as pathways for propelling us through space and supporting easeful motion. Emphasis is placed on the initiation of the movement and the path our various body parts take in space to discover how our own bodies move with/in our movement.
Come to deepen your practice, maintain and develop technical skills, build strength, and have fun dancing in community!
This class is geared towards adults, teens are welcome. Some experience learning sequences and moving in and out of the floor helpful, but not necessary.
Class Rates
Drop-in Sliding Scale: $10-25 (cash/venmo)
Online payment drop in rate: $25
6-class package (online payment): $125
Creative Movement Workshop
Spring 2025 Series
Sundays April 27 - May 18, 10 AM - 12PM
The Cedar Works
4919 Pentridge St, Philadelphia, PA
We’ll spend 4 Sundays creating a dance! Explore movement through games and learn tools for collaboration in dance-making. We’ll share what we’ve made for family and friends at an informal showing at the end of our last class on May 18.
This is a workshop for all ages, folks with and without disabilities, and any amount of dance experience. Dance teaching artists Katherine Kiefer Stark and Aubrey Donisch invite you to practice play through guided improvisation, movement games, and dance-making. Learn from each other as we build something together!
All-levels for folks of all ages with and without disabilities.
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Class Rates
Drop-in PWYC $5-25 (cash/Venmo)
No one turned away if unable to pay.
We’re thrilled to be exploring Falling Up at Fairmount Water Works
spring and summer event Dates coming soon!
The cover of the Falling Up Zine. A collage The six collaborators in various states of falling up—balloons, a ladder, a wood wall, a checkerboard floor, and a tube man all feature.
The Falling Up zine (mini-DIY magazine) offers a deeper dive into the layers underneath our new performance work, more opportunities to imagine with us, and seeds for where we might take this work next.
Available for purchase now!
