Antibrids are a type of trick created when you maintain a relationship between the end of one staff and the other hand. They create interesting juxtapositions of patterns that can be transferred all around the body. Here, we’ll cover basic static vs antispin antibrids, cranks, and examine what happens when you switch which hand is doing what.
In this workshop students will come to learn frameworks for multiple different aspects of partner choreography, including tunneling, incorporation of movement/ dance, and grid tracing. After going over some intriguing concepts, transitions, and movement ideas students will have a chance to come up with their own choreographed partner sequence.
You learned the frameworks and theory in the first class, now its time to apply that knowledge and learn some patterns. We will cover a couple basic patterns and work our way to more advanced patterns if time permits.
