Moving Practice is a weekly class series for professional dancers. Classes prioritize rigor, diversity of contemporary aesthetics, variety of class content, and commitment.
Brenna Mosser teaches December Moving Practice:
Tuesdays, 10:00-11:30am
Professional-level dancers of all styles are welcome.
Pre-register here.
Suggested $17 per class; however, there is a pay-as-able option on all classes – we would rather you join us than not be able to attend due to financial limitations.
Class description: Let’s play with physics physically. I am currently researching internal expansion and space while giving into gravity and weight to carry me with minimal effort within dance phrase work. This class series will build on oldies but goodies of choreutics concepts (dynamics/division of space/decentralization) while delving into newer waters of intentional ambiguity.
Brenna Mosser (she/her) is a dance artist who seeks to illuminate the awe in her surroundings by sculpting falls, stumbles, and asymmetries gracefully. She spent two years in the Conservation Corps, where she faced the reality of climate change and has since dedicated her work to bringing awareness and justice to this crisis. She earned her bachelor’s in dance performance at the Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance in London, UK. She supplemented her degree at le Centre national de la danse contemporaine in Angers, France where she earned the US equivalent of a BA in dance performance and in arts management. Brenna founded Analog Dance Works in 2019, a dance company whose mission is to explore the intersection between dance and science through choreographic works and roundtable discussions. Alongside her own practice, Brenna currently dances for Threads Dance Project, Alternative Motion Project, and Bernadette Knaeble.