| Where |
O'Keefe Complex
225 Canal Street
Dance Studio - Room 303
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| When |
12:15 pm - 1:30 pm
Sep 25, 2026
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Dive into a diverse movement vocabulary as you explore the interdisciplinary world of Modern Scramble. In this class we will utilize a blend of movement and text-based prompts to increase our physical and verbal dexterity. Through warm up, phrase work and improvisational score, we will begin to build a greater awareness of our physical and mental limits. For this class bring your whole self, and a journal. As we will be working on our ability to speak while dancing, come prepared to use your voice.
Lauren will present an Informal Artist Talk immediately following this class from 1:40-2:55 pm
All are welcome!
Lauren Horn is a movement and text based artist from Connecticut. She graduated from Amherst College with degrees in Psychology and Theatre and Dance. Lauren’s work explores identity and how it can be uncovered, marginalized, highlighted, and erased. By utilizing movement and text to foster a more welcoming form of vulnerability, her work creates a space for self-reflection and conversation for both the performer and viewer. Lauren’s choreographic work has been showcased at The BAM Fisher Theatre in Brooklyn, NYC, Judson Church in Manhattan NYC, The Boston Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston, MA, The Meydenbauer Center Theatre in Belleview, WA, SCDT and other venues.
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