Summer Dance 2023 | QuorumBallet.com

QUORUM SUMMER DANCE

Quorum Summer Dance is a summer workshop for students and dance professionals who want to improve their technique and work with different professionals.
With an intense two-week program, Quorum Summer Dance aims to bring to Portugal excellence in education combined with the diversity of suggested activities.

INVITED TEACHERS

Daniel Cardoso Artistic Director Quorum Dance Company
Quorum Dance Company Colab
Barbora Hruskova Former CNB
Classical Ballet
Tom Colin Former CNB Dancer

Ballet Class

Catarina Casqueiro Contemporary Teacher
Contemporary Duets
Tiago Coelho

Contemporary Duets
Gonçalo Lobato

Contemporary

INFORMATION

DATE

17th to 28h July 2023

PLACE

Cineteatro D. João V – Damaia

CONTACTS

+351 914 175 537 (Call by the phone carrier)
projetos.academy@quorumballet.com

WORKSHOPS AND TEACHERS

Ballet – Barbora Hruskova e Tom Colin
Contemporary Duets – Catarina Casqueiro e Tiago Coelho
Contemporary – Gonçalo Lobato
Choreographic Lab– Daniel Cardoso

SCHEDULE

From Monday to Friday

9:30 – 11:00 – Ballet

11:15 – 13:15 – Contemporary Duets

Lunch

14:30 – 16:00 – Contemporary

16:15 – 17:45 – Choreographic Lab

FEES

1 Workshop €85
2 Workshops €135
3 Workshops €200
Contemporary Duets € 150

MODULES

CONTEMPORARY DUETS

Teachers: Catarina Casqueiro e Tiago Coelho

CLASSICAL BALLET

Teacher Barbora Hruskova and Tom Colin

Aimed at students who already have knowledge of classical dance technique, this workshop aims to improve the technique, giving students the opportunity to work with an internationally renowned teacher.

CONTEMPORARY

Teacher Gonçalo Lobato

The contemporary dance class with Catarina Casqueiro aims to deepen technical knowledge and meet the quality of movement of each of the participants.

CHOREOGRAPHIC LAB

Teacher Daniel Cardoso

Starting from the preparation of the dancer’s body to face the choreographic work, we will work with pieces from the choreographer’s repertoire, introducing some small variations through the dancers’ own improvisation work, thus making the repertoire itself a lively and flexible piece, and why not… reinterpreted by the dancers themselves.