Playful Bodies
since 2019
dance & theater improvisation inspired from Jazz, Contemporary, Bollywood & other social dances, for teenagers and adults
This workshop is a derivation from the workshop Transcending Ego(s)
, which focuses on body rhythm by combining improvisation, theatrical & contemporary dance exercises with commercial dance styles like Bollywood, Salsa, and Jazz.
We deal with expression of an emotion, the sense of touch, the sense of self, complex footwork, mudras (hand gestures) and
some groovy elements from traditional Indian dance, which are packed into a playful context. A motivating & physically
oriented class that combines isolation exercises and coordination to express the emotionality of the body and achieve a
collective high-energetic state.
Upcoming workshop dates
― 7th / 8th November 2020
Akademie für Zeitgenössisches Ballet
at Anton Bruckner Private University Linz
Playful Bodies has taken place at
― 2020
Public Moves at ImPulstanz- Vienna International Dance Festival
Brunnenpassage
― 2019
Shake the Break,
Dschungel Wien
Public Moves,
Impulstanz Festival, Vienna.
Jaskaran Anand also teaches the aesthetic of bollywood to promote social communication and spread laughter.
― RedSapata, Linz
We deal with expression of an emotion, the sense of touch, the sense of self, complex footwork, mudras (hand gestures) and some groovy elements from traditional Indian dance, which are packed into a playful context. A motivating & physically oriented class that combines isolation exercises and coordination to express the emotionality of the body and achieve a collective high-energetic state.
Upcoming workshop dates
― 7th / 8th November 2020
― 7th / 8th November 2020
Akademie für Zeitgenössisches Ballet
at Anton Bruckner Private University Linz
Playful Bodies has taken place at
― 2020
― 2020
Public Moves at ImPulstanz- Vienna International Dance Festival
Brunnenpassage
― 2019
Shake the Break,
Dschungel Wien
Public Moves,
Impulstanz Festival, Vienna.
Jaskaran Anand also teaches the aesthetic of bollywood to promote social communication and spread laughter.
― RedSapata, Linz