Helen Kindred
dancer | choreographer | movement practitioner
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Concrete-Water-Flesh
concept and movement scores | Adesola Akinleye and Helen Kindred
dancers | Adesola Akinleye, Ofelia Balogun, Charlie Ford, Maga Judd, Helen Kindred, June Ting, Cheniece Warner
musical composition | Jake Alaxander
chasing stillness...
in motion
stillness in the city
surrendered to the shore
bringing together communities in the environments of the city and of the shore
Sharing:
Oct 11, 2020, Whitstable Beach, Kent
Dec 5, 2020, Deptford Riverside, London
June 12, 2021, Deptford Riverside, and Fordham Park, London
as part of Global Water Dances
Project Manager | Kate Harrison contact: kate@dancingstrong.com
Photo | Cheniece Warner | ...whispers |2019
with Maga Judd.
This project explores the rich possibilities of a vibrant shared language between the movement practices of Bartenieff Fundamentals and Contact Improvisation with a belief that this may offer a unique platform for dancers to develop their own movement vocabulary and awareness of the moving-sensing-body-environment.
Photo | Cheniece Warner | 2020
Photo | Brian Kavanagh | 2017
Coterminous
Improvisation for music, dance and film
A cross-disciplinary international ensemble emerging from collective interests in sharing languages and landscapes of sound, gesture and moving image.
Three short etudes -
Play I
Play II
Play III
Artists - Benjamin Dwyer, Pete Gomes, Helen Kindred, Lucas Niggli, Maga Judd and Nick Roth.
TIN (TransDisciplinary Improvisation Network)
an International research group for improvisation based at Middlesex University
What's in a Name?
A two-day symposium presented by TIN
Middlesex University, Oct 23 & Oct 24, 2015
TIN Salons I
Middlesex University, July 6, 2016
TIN Salons II
Liverpool Hope University, March 7, 2017