What is worked on in Contemporary Dance and what is it?

Contemporary dance is a form of modern dance characterized by its creative freedom and wide range of movements. In this style, breathing is used to achieve highly creative and expressive choreography. This discipline requires strength throughout the body, since it is not an aerial dance.

In contemporary dance classes, perfect body expression is worked on, derived from classical ballet and incorporating modern movements. This allows for innovation and gives the dancer the opportunity to exploit all of their creativity.

Depending on the teacher, different methods can be learned, the most well-known being the Graham method and the Limon method.

Students participate in two annual shows in a theater, where they present the choreographies learned during the course in a professional environment.

Awared

Awarded for Professional Excellence.

European gold medal for merit to work.