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Photo credits: Camilla Greenwell

Jennifer-Lynn has worked as a teacher and performer throughout the UK and internationally for the past fifteen years, both through professional umbrella organisations that support independent dance practitioners (such as Independent Dance and Greenwich Dance Agency in London, ProDance Leeds, Scottish Dance Theatre and Groundwork Pro in Wales) and vocational training institutions such as London Contemporary Dance School and Northern School of Contemporary Dance (where she was on faculty from 2007-2016).

 

She has presented at academic conferences and her work has been published in Journal of Dance and Somatic Practices (2011). She has an ongoing interest in how phenomenology and movement might meet and support us to stay curious and enrich the complexity of experience.

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UPCOMING CLASSES
Image: Kieran Dawes

September Workshops

 

Some opportunities to feel in to your fascia as a mover in the Leeds area upcoming this autumn.

 

I'll be offering 4 workshop-style morning classes (plenty of space for exploration, improvisation and play) this September.

September 1st and 3rd, 9:30-12:00
September 8th and 10th, 9:30-12:00


@ Dance Studio Leeds
Mabgate Mills
Macaulay St
Leeds LS9 7SW

Cost:

*early bird offer until August 3rd*

£25 each workshop 

£30 each after August 3rd

book all 4 workshops for £90 

Bookings: jlpcrawford@gmail.com

 

*please note, payment in full secures your place - transferable but non-refundable*


Invite me to teach!
email rolfinginharrogate@gmail.com to book
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Class Description:

 

Patterns for 3-Dimensional Bodies - Technique Class

 

Class is based on the belief that dancing is enjoyable and physical and intelligent in equal measures. Emphasis is on patterns as sensory and tactile, opening different angles into individual possibility and preferences. Patterns are a way to find useful information with our bodies, rather than do the right ‘steps’. Improvisation is inevitable!

 

Sometimes class starts from the ground, supporting organisation through developmental/evolutionary movement patterns. Sometimes class grows from relational play/the space we share. 

 

End sequences are templates for individual experimentation.

Photo credits: David Lindsay
Showreel / Class Footage
Facilitating for Mobius Dance Open Professional Class
Showreel
Jennifer-Lynn Facilitates
Credits: Showreel footage by Andrew Clarke / Class footage for Mobius by Kieran Dawes and open class by Vanessa Grasse 

Credits: Clockwise from top L: David Lindsay, Pari Naderi for Charlotte Spencer Projects, Charlotte Spencer, David Lindsay and Kieran Dawes

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