Building Momentum Series 2 - with Rosalind Crisp & Stuart Shugg

Building Momentum - Series 2

WEEK 1 // 1 - 5 Sep with Rosalind Crisp

WEEK 2 // 7 - 11 Sep with Stuart Shugg

FLING Studio, Bega NSW

*Participating artists can join the program for 1 or 2 weeks.

Building Momentum is a workshop series by FLING designed to meaningfully support artists at all stages of their career into rigorous dance practice. Whether you're early career or an artist looking to deep dive back into the body after some time away.

This 2 week series in Bega includes intensive movement practice in the studio with leading Australian dance artists and a weekly open studio sharing; inviting artists to practice performing, and welcome locals to see inside the process.

Invest intensively in your dance practice, build collective energy & connection with peers, get to know the practices of acclaimed Australian artists and form lasting relationships with FLING and the artistic team.
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Join a small cohort for Building Momentum.  
This program is partially subsided by funding from Creative Australia.

Rosalind Crisp

Rosalind Crisp is a Chevalier de l'Ordre des Arts et des Lettres, one of Australia's most respected contemporary dance artists. Associate Artist of Atelier de Paris for ten years, her dance works are presented throughout France, Europe and Australia (Sydney Opera House, Zurcher Theatre Spectakel, Zodiak Helsinki..). Her performance project DIRt (Dance In Regional disaster zones) responds to the environmental devastation occurring across her home country of East Gippsland.

http://www.omeodance.com/

Stuart Shugg

Stuart is an Australian contemporary dancer and choreographer with an international career. He graduated from the Victorian College of the Arts and holds an MFA in Dance and Choreography from Bennington College, Vermont. From 2011–2020 he lived in New York City, performing with the Trisha Brown Dance Company, Jon Kinzel, and Jodi Melnick. The New York Times described him as “a dancer of uncommon grace” with “scrupulous technique". In Australia, Stuart has worked with Russell Dumas’s Dance Exchange, Lucy Guerin, Philip Adams, Antony Hamilton, Jade Dewi Tyas Tunggal and Kirk Page. 
Now based in the Northern Rivers, he works with a collective of neuro-diverse artists called Golden Thursdays. Stuart has also been a guest faculty member at Sarah Lawrence College and Rutgers University in the USA. His choreography has been presented at Movement Research, Gibney Dance Center, Roulette, and Brooklyn Studios for Dance. 

Program cost:

1 week - $360

2 weeks - $680

*This booking via humanitix requires a 50% deposit with the remainder to be invoiced.