Inside extremity masterclass is a dance process which focuses on creating physical strength and awareness, improvisation ability and personal coordination. While exploring our individuality, we look for clarity, musicality and aim to create body intelligence in order to understand and produce our personal dance material.
Dance Days Chania Masterclass
It consists of two parts. We start and insist on physical improvisation tasks in order to explore and build movement awareness and physical creativity. We focus on the spine but we activate the full body aiming to develop ones own movement, musicality and imagination. The improvisation uses technical tasks and plays in between physical availability and limitation. We aim to the transformation of the body through challenging our stamina. Through specific limitations, we look for our own freedom. The participants are led to explore different qualities of movement and high speed of physicality while being clear with the intention of their bodies. We finish the class with creating a long sequence that combines the tools of the class and uses challenging coordination. We will repeat the sequence with different musics trying to keep the original flow and qualities. The participants will be encouraged to find their own freedom and express themselves individually as performers.
Eva Georgitsopoulou – Inside Extremity
Eva Georgitsopoulou is a Greek dancer based between Berlin & Athens. She studied Law and graduated from the National School of Dance in Athens.
She continued her studies in Dance Workshop Gaaton in Israel where later on she worked for projects by Noa Zuk, Shlomi Bitton, and Kibbutz Contemporary Dance Company. She has also collaborated with the Oktana Dance Theatre, the Hellenic Dance Company, Cia Sonia Rodriguez, Inside The Body Performing Arts, Frantics Dance Company, .Judith Sanchez Ruiz & Edivaldo Ernesto. Since 2016 she has been working as a project base performer, with the Aerites Dance Company/Patricia Apergi and since 2019 with Sasha Waltz & Guests.
Her own choreographic projects have been staged in Greece and Germany.
