Barefoot Collective presents
Final Sunday Dance Day!
May 5th
Open Studio 1:30-2:30pm
Dance class with Jimmy Shields 2:30-4:00pm
May 5th
Open Studio 1:30-2:30pm
Dance class with Jimmy Shields 2:30-4:00pm
Past Teachers:
Sept 17: Lucille Jun
Oct 1: Robbi Moore
Oct 15: Robbi Moore
Nov 5: Robbi Moore
Nov 19: Robbi Moore
Dec 10: Lucille Jun
Dec 17: Lucille Jun
Jan 7: Alice Grendon
Jan 21: Alice Grendon
Feb 4: Alice Grendon
Feb 18: Alice Grendon
March 3: Katie Lappier
March 17: Charles Simmons
April: 7: Jimmy Shields
April 21: Jimmy Shields
Sept 17: Lucille Jun
Oct 1: Robbi Moore
Oct 15: Robbi Moore
Nov 5: Robbi Moore
Nov 19: Robbi Moore
Dec 10: Lucille Jun
Dec 17: Lucille Jun
Jan 7: Alice Grendon
Jan 21: Alice Grendon
Feb 4: Alice Grendon
Feb 18: Alice Grendon
March 3: Katie Lappier
March 17: Charles Simmons
April: 7: Jimmy Shields
April 21: Jimmy Shields
Past Events:
Barefoot Collective in collaboration with Mycelial Movement Network Presents:
HEALING MOVEMENT
2022-2023
After two years of virtual programming and remote dance-making, we are excited to present a year-long series of free dance events called Healing Movement.
This program is split in two parts and will use dance as a mode of healing, helping us to reconnect to what it means to be fully human, recognize and rewire the impacts of trauma, and offer opportunities to be present in our bodies and minds.
Part 1: Free Community Workshops
Monthly workshops beginning September 2022, led by highly qualified facilitators, who are rooted in inclusive & equitable approaches to facilitating embodied movement, somatic care & trauma informed movement/dance.
Part 2: Site Specific Dance Event
A free dance event in May 20 & 21, 2023 at 2:00pm at Wapato Park highlighting the theme of healing movement.
This program is split in two parts and will use dance as a mode of healing, helping us to reconnect to what it means to be fully human, recognize and rewire the impacts of trauma, and offer opportunities to be present in our bodies and minds.
Part 1: Free Community Workshops
Monthly workshops beginning September 2022, led by highly qualified facilitators, who are rooted in inclusive & equitable approaches to facilitating embodied movement, somatic care & trauma informed movement/dance.
Part 2: Site Specific Dance Event
A free dance event in May 20 & 21, 2023 at 2:00pm at Wapato Park highlighting the theme of healing movement.
Featuring new works by:
Alice Grendon, Jennifer Wolbrecht, Kaiya Holtzman,
Kelly Zeiler Lynch and the Sound Movement Arts Center Movement Dance Company,
Krissa Englebright and the Grant Center for the Expressive Arts Dance Company,
Lucille Jun, Mycelial Movement Network, Robbi A Moore, & Stephanie Kriege Pederson.
RSVP HERE
Alice Grendon, Jennifer Wolbrecht, Kaiya Holtzman,
Kelly Zeiler Lynch and the Sound Movement Arts Center Movement Dance Company,
Krissa Englebright and the Grant Center for the Expressive Arts Dance Company,
Lucille Jun, Mycelial Movement Network, Robbi A Moore, & Stephanie Kriege Pederson.
RSVP HERE
List of all Healing Movement Workshops:
Past Workshops
Tension Release Through Breath and Movement
facilitated by Gabrielle Campagna and Stephanie Pederson
Saturday September 24, 2022 11:00am-12:30pm
at Urban Grace Church 3rd floor dance studio
Mindful Movement
facilitated by LaNita Hudson and Katie Lappier
Sunday October 9, 2022 1:00-2:30pm
at Hapkido Yongsulkwan
JOY & MVMNT
facilitated by Ben Meersman
Saturday November 5, 2022 1:00-3:00pm
at Urban Grace Church 3rd floor dance studio
Make Space For You
facilitated by Rosa Vissers
Sunday January 8, 2023 1:00-2:30pm
at Hapkido Yongsulkwan
Collective Grief and Co-Liberation
facilitated by Lindsey T.H Jackson and Sadiqua Iman
Saturday February 4th, 2023 1:00-2:30pm
Live in Seattle at eXit Space NOD Theater
Hosted livestream at University Y Student Center
Daily Grind
presented in collaboration with Mycelial Movement Network
facilitated by Dr. Jeen Rooks
Saturday, February 25, 2023 2:00-3:30pm
Tacoma Dance Studios
Restorative Yoga
facilitated by Samitha Hendrickson
Sunday, March 5, 2023 1:00-2:30pm
Sound Movement Arts Center
Generating Self Confidence
presented in collaboration with Mycelial Movement Network
facilitated by Ava D'Jor
Sunday, April 2, 2023 2:00-3:30pm
Tacoma Dance Studios, Studio A
1127 Broadway #204, Tacoma, WA 98402
Building Anti-Racist Movement with Body, Breath, & Sound
presented in collaboration with Mycelial Movement Network
facilitated by Aaron Johnson and Morgan Vanderpool
Sunday, April 16, 2023, 1:00- 4:00 PM
Hapkido Yongsulkwan
1214 S 56th Street, Tacoma WA 98408
Riding Sensation to Healing
facilitated by Karen Kirsch MA CMA RSMT
Saturday, May 13, 2023 2:00-3:30
Sound Movement Arts Center, Studio 1
3502 S 12 St Unit B, Tacoma, WA 98405
This program is supported by the Washington State Arts Commission, Tacoma Creates, Tacoma Arts Live, and NW Stage.
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A special thank you to ALMA, SMAC, and NW Stage
Barefoot Collective Proudly Presents:
Dance Film Livestream 2021
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Join Barefoot Collective on Zoom:
Saturday, November 6 at 7pm PST Sunday November 7 at 2pm PST A celebration of contemporary and vintage dance films from the comfort of your own home! Featuring new and existing works by: Carla Barragan Jimmy Shields Marianne Gary Rachel Winchester Sade Aset Sophie Marie Stephanie Pederson Artist Q&A to follow the showing on November 6. |
Dance Film Drive In Event
Saturday, November 20, 2021 at 7pm
StarCenter 3873 S 66th St Tacoma, WA 98409
Details for this event are still in flux as we had to pivot to a drive-in event due to COVID.
Films will be projected on a large screen and audio will be transmitted via FM radio.
Audience members will remain in their cars to prevent the spread of COVID. We ask that anyone leaving their car wear a mask.
StarCenter 3873 S 66th St Tacoma, WA 98409
Details for this event are still in flux as we had to pivot to a drive-in event due to COVID.
Films will be projected on a large screen and audio will be transmitted via FM radio.
Audience members will remain in their cars to prevent the spread of COVID. We ask that anyone leaving their car wear a mask.
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Barefoot Collective is thankful for the generous support of our volunteers, donors, and grants from the Tacoma Arts Commission.
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Barefoot Collective Presents:
A Dance Film Premiere
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The Barefoot Collective is proud to present a live stream Dance Film premiere showcasing a diverse group of choreographers and dancers from the greater Tacoma area as they share their artistic voices in the post-COVID 19 world. |
WHEN
October 10, 2020
5:00pm
WHERE
Zoom and Facebook livestream
(links coming shortly)
More about Dance Film from Deirdre Towers: (full article here)
“Purely speaking, a dance film is one in which dance and film/video are both integral to a work. This simple definition separates dance films from archival records of stage or site specific dance compositions. The makers of dance films consider the placement and movement of the camera, the lighting, the balance of foreground and background, and the composition within the framing of each shot in the overall choreography. A dance film can take many forms: documentary, dance designed for the camera (cine dance or screen dance), a screen adaptation of a stage work, animation, or kinetic abstraction.
The structure for a dance for the camera, otherwise known as a cine dance or screen dance, may be driven by a kinetic or visual design concept, poetry or narrative, imagery from reality or dreams, traditional or idiosyncratic musical forms. The intention may be to produce what cannot be conceived in a live performance or to stretch and condense a multi-media form.”
October 10, 2020
5:00pm
WHERE
Zoom and Facebook livestream
(links coming shortly)
More about Dance Film from Deirdre Towers: (full article here)
“Purely speaking, a dance film is one in which dance and film/video are both integral to a work. This simple definition separates dance films from archival records of stage or site specific dance compositions. The makers of dance films consider the placement and movement of the camera, the lighting, the balance of foreground and background, and the composition within the framing of each shot in the overall choreography. A dance film can take many forms: documentary, dance designed for the camera (cine dance or screen dance), a screen adaptation of a stage work, animation, or kinetic abstraction.
The structure for a dance for the camera, otherwise known as a cine dance or screen dance, may be driven by a kinetic or visual design concept, poetry or narrative, imagery from reality or dreams, traditional or idiosyncratic musical forms. The intention may be to produce what cannot be conceived in a live performance or to stretch and condense a multi-media form.”
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Barefoot Collective is thankful for the generous support of our volunteers, donors, and grants from the Washington State Arts Commission and the Tacoma Arts Commission. |
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10th Anniversary Show!!!
Celebrate 10 years of the Barefoot Collective performing Dance in the Greater Tacoma area.
Featuring work by current and past CO-Directors.
Saturday, October 5, 2019 - 3:00pm & 7:30pm
Sunday, October 6, 2019 - 3:00pm
SOTA Theater 1117 Commerce St
Tacoma, WA 98402
Tickets can be purchased at Brown Paper Tickets for a small fee or at the door, no fee, but no Credit/Debit Card..
$10 General Admission
$5 Children 10 and under
Featuring work by current and past CO-Directors.
Saturday, October 5, 2019 - 3:00pm & 7:30pm
Sunday, October 6, 2019 - 3:00pm
SOTA Theater 1117 Commerce St
Tacoma, WA 98402
Tickets can be purchased at Brown Paper Tickets for a small fee or at the door, no fee, but no Credit/Debit Card..
$10 General Admission
$5 Children 10 and under
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Mind and Body Series Winter 2019Let Yourself Be Moved!
"Body" - An five week series of contemporary dance classes with a rotating roster of teachers. Dates: Sundays, March 3rd - 31st, 2019 Times: 2:15-3:45pm Location: Morgan Family YMCA Mulitpurpose Room Registration Opens Friday February 15th at 10am You can register here or contact Kelly Lynch [email protected] ph: 253-460-8814 $10.00 per class or $40.00 for the series Drop-ins welcome! "Mind" - A series of free public speaker events focused on the connection between dance and brain development, mental and emotional wellness and the expression of emotions. Topic: The role that dance can/should/does play in educational settings. Panelists: Majeed Al-Mateen- Pediatric Neurologist and Clinical Professor in the Department of Neurology at University of Washington School of Medicine Krissa Englebright- Dance Specialist in Tacoma Public Schools Rosa Vissers- Executive Director of Yoga Behind Bars November 18 2017 1:30-2:45pm Free to the public Location: El Tufo 628 St. Helens Avenue Tacoma, WA 98402 (El Tufo is a wine bar- 21 and up) |
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