THEA 27 Movement Fundamentals II

A continuation of THEA 26, this class will explore further the relationship between efficient and expressive movement and body connectivity. Contact improvisation, conditioning, kinesiology and movement repertoire form the foundation from which the class will explore individual performance. Assignments include readings, written work, class presentations and a final paper.

Instructor

Coughlin

Prerequisite

THEA 26; equivalent experience may be considered. Contact instructor for details.

Degree Requirement Attributes

ART

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