The Embodied Performing Arts training, for professional practitioners in dance, performance art, theater, and music, provides a laboratory for self-study that deepens and refines the creative process and performance work. Facilitated by Katy Dymoke and Mark Chandlee Taylor, the 140-hour training offers artists an experiential anatomical understanding of the body and its evolutionary movement processes. That understanding enables you to experience how your evolutionary past directly influences your life, your professional practice, and your presence in your work on stage and in the studio.

By delving into your body’s movement patterns you will discover an infinite palette of possibilities to enrich your personal creative process. Carefully structured embodiment practices provide an opportunity for you to refine your work and to distill the authenticity of your artistic vision and voice.

The program provides a framework for you to explore:

How the body moves the mind and the mind moves the body.

How embodied movement connects personal history and memories with the action of the present moment.

How embodiment practices can support the deep individuation of your process and product.

How the history of your body and movement in relationship to the environment directly influences the work you produce.