A movement workshop inspired by the cycles of protest and hope. Using sound, props and live music.
Rieckhof-Silva is an interdisciplinary collective exploring movement and costume relationships, Peruvian rituals, and tradition. Both are Peruvian artists living in the UK.
This session aims to enrich our sound, movement, and choreographic exploration with fellow dancers. As a group, you’ll be invited to work with shakers made from Lima Beans – instruments used in the performance Uproar and connected to traditional Peruvian practices. We will explore their texture, sound, and movement, and the the way they influence the body in movement. We will also work with ‘cacerolazos’ – a form of protest in Latin America where people bang pots and pans to make noise and express dissent.
This event will take place in our Research Studio. Find out about our amenities or watch a video tour of the building head to our visit us page.
What to bring
We recommend that you bring, or come wearing, comfortable clothing for this workshop.
Disability Access
If you want to you can tell us about your access needs in the booking form.
A 2.9% booking fee applies to bookings with a cost.
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Siobhan Davies Studios
St. George's Road
London
SE1 6ER
Siobhan Davies Studios is mostly accessible to wheelchair users, with lifts to all floors. Our main door is power assisted. There are two accessible parking spaces available on site which can be booked in advance.
Please note that our disabled toilets may not be suitable for all users (the toilets in our disabled toilets are 42cm high) and our changing facilities and showers are not fully accessible. Our closest publicly available and fully accessible changing facility is at The Castle Centre, a leisure centre 0.3 miles away from the studios. You can find full details of their features here.
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