Creative Movement and Creative Processes.

January 26.

7 pm- 8:30pm  UK time, 8 pm -9:30 pm CET

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You will need:

Some space for movement, comfortable clothes, paper, pen, fascination, something you would like to create, some theme that you would like to develop, questions, poems, favorite book, favorite movie, something that fascinates you.

Jelena Vuksanovic has worked as a writer, theatre practitioner and facilitator, artistic manager, and screenwriter. She has MA in dramaturgy, and with a classical education, she was always drawn to knowledge and practice about contemporary and experimental theatre, therefore she participated in various trainings, workshops and other activities of non-formal education connected with contemporary and applied educational theatre techniques. Besides numerous theatre performances, educational projects, in 2015. Her debut movie «Panama» was premiered during the Cannes film festival. In 2018. she had a premiere of her first contemporary opera “In… Se… -dawning-“ in Bali, composed by Andys Skordis. Currently in the same team is working on the second opera, “Light Blue Day”, a contemporary, experimental opera based on the story by Ferdinand von Schirach, as part of the Berlin Opernpreis, which will be premiered in Berlin in June 2021.

Aleksandra (Nikolajev) Jones is a Choreographer, Dancer, Director, and Producer.  Aleksandra produced for theatre, television, and film. Working with new talents, mentoring, and coaching she is also working with international and local choreographers, directors, writers, filmmakers, dancers, and companies. She is a founder and co-director of Wales International Documentary Festival and a member of the International Dance Council-CID recognized by UNESCO. Aleksandra is working with professionals, communities, minorities, and vulnerable groups to deliver projects that empowered through participative art. Aleksandra is the author of the Women In Pregnancy, born out of a 2012 pilot project funded by the Arts Council of Wales.  The piece offers a new way of looking at the effect pregnancy has on movement, gravity, and even a woman’s career and creativity.