WORKSHOP SERIES 2025
Photo Credit: Lorna Sim, Dancer Credit: Nicholas Jachno
Our Workshop Series program is intended to inspire and expand dance practice by connecting participants to different styles, cultures, and ways of experiencing and understanding dance in its multiple facets. All workshops aim to be diverse and inclusive with most accessible to a range of abilities: beginner to professional.
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We are delighted to present this special workshop specifically for schools with the incredible Peng Hsiao-yin (Grace) from Dancecology Taiwan during 2025 Australian Dance Week.
Self-Portrait of Dance Film
In this workshop, participants will learn how to film an original and creative self-portrait video in the form of dance film: the power of using body language and cinematic skills to express yourself. Through the creative process, Peng Hsiao-yin, will guide the participants to design or choreograph movements and gesture to express themselves, and film the choreography with professional filming techniques.
Students will need to use their own mobile phone in the workshop.
The workshop is suitable for students aged 12-18 years and their teachers.
The workshop fee is subsidised by Ausdance ACT at $25 per student with accompanying teacher for free.
Monday 5th May - 10.30am to 12.30pm
at Gorman Arts Centre Main Hall
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Ausdance ACT’s Workshop Series is presented with support from Gorman Arts Centre​​
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This Ausdance ACT’s Workshop is presented with support from Gorman Arts Centre
VICTORIAN STATE BALLET
We just presented two special and very successful masterclasses led by the Principal & Senior Artists of the Victorian State Ballet - Elise Jacques & Benjamin Harris during the Canberra Theatre season of 'Swan Lake'.
The workshops took students through a ballet class offering some great insight into how professional dancers prepare for performance and a Q & A session with photo opportunities at the end of the workshops.
Saturday 5th April - on stage of Canberra Theatre.
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Ausdance ACT’s Workshop Series is presented with support from Canberra Theatre Centre
