Making Noise Workshop 3 - Mixed Aerial Arts: Vertical Dance (Wall running), Fixed Line & Sling

Join us for the third of our Making Noise Workshops! We are really excited to launch our brand new MIXED AERIAL WORKSHOP. You will learn techniques and have freedom to play on VERTICAL DANCE (Wall Running), SLING AND FIXED LINE practices!

What is Vertical dance/wall running?

“Vertical dance is an exciting, emerging form of dance that typically uses rock climbing equipment (ropes, harnesses and abseil devices) to suspend dancers off the ground on a range of vertical surfaces.” - Vertical Dance Kate Lawrence

What is sling?

“Aerial Sling (hammock, loop) belongs to the family of Circus and Aerial acrobatics.It is a long piece of fabric, hanging from the ceiling, forming a swing. What is distinctive of this fabric is, its length of approx. 2 meters, which allows the acrobat to get his whole body into it, as if it was a huge hammock and perform a number of poses and drops.” - Vertical Wise

What is fixed line?

A harness and rope based technique which allows for a gravity defying, 360 degree movement exploration. A rope is rigged in a fixed position from the ceiling, the performer attaches to this rope via a rig/knot to their harness. A version of vertical dance but without the wall!

When

Sunday 12th December. 10:30AM - 13:30PM

Where

Studio C. AMATA. TREMOUGH CAMPUS, Falmouth, Penryn

Cost

£40 per person

Limited number of 12 places.

This workshop is open to age 16+ and those with some experience of movement (e.g yoga, climbing, dance etc) please note you do not need to have specific aerial, dance or circus experience.

Next year we will be running workshops for complete movement beginners and will focus on building confidence so please do keep your eyes peeled and stay updated if that feels more your style! :)

We advise all those attending to take a lateral flow COVID test before coming to the workshop. AMATA has an air filtration system and we will provide hand sanitiser. AMATA also recommends wearing a mask in all common areas, you are welcome to remove or keep your mask on during the workshop.

We look forward to seeing you there!

Charlotte, Becky & Grace x