In the documentary film Enter the Faun, an unlikely collaboration between a veteran choreographer and a young actor with cerebral palsy delivers astonishing proof that everyone is capable of transformation.
As seen in the film, the experimental methods choreographer Tamar Rogoff used to transform the body of Gregg Mozgala, a young actor with cerebral palsy, will be employed during the 2-hour long movement workshop.
Open to all ages and levels of physical ability, the workshop has proven to be a fantastic teaching tool for dancers, physical and occupational therapists, etc. to learn about different techniques to help re-envision a person’s physical body.
The workshop is limited to the first forty guests.
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As seen in the film, the experimental methods choreographer Tamar Rogoff used to transform the body of Gregg Mozgala, a young actor with cerebral palsy, will be employed during the 2-hour long movement workshop.
Open to all ages and levels of physical ability, the workshop has proven to be a fantastic teaching tool for dancers, physical and occupational therapists, etc. to learn about different techniques to help re-envision a person’s physical body.
The workshop is limited to the first forty guests.
In the documentary film Enter the Faun, an unlikely collaboration between a veteran choreographer and a young actor with cerebral palsy delivers astonishing proof that everyone is capable of transformation.
As seen in the film, the experimental methods choreographer Tamar Rogoff used to transform the body of Gregg Mozgala, a young actor with cerebral palsy, will be employed during the 2-hour long movement workshop.
Open to all ages and levels of physical ability, the workshop has proven to be a fantastic teaching tool for dancers, physical and occupational therapists, etc. to learn about different techniques to help re-envision a person’s physical body.
The workshop is limited to the first forty guests.
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As seen in the film, the experimental methods choreographer Tamar Rogoff used to transform the body of Gregg Mozgala, a young actor with cerebral palsy, will be employed during the 2-hour long movement workshop.
Open to all ages and levels of physical ability, the workshop has proven to be a fantastic teaching tool for dancers, physical and occupational therapists, etc. to learn about different techniques to help re-envision a person’s physical body.
The workshop is limited to the first forty guests.
show less
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3200 California St, San Francisco, CA 94118
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