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MATT
LUCK

A NOTE FROM MATT

My class focuses on exploring modern and contemporary movement that is characterized by release techniques.
It requires engagement with physical and mental faculties to initiate movement pathways, as well as experiments with force, compression and expansion.
I suggest you bring socks and apparel/pants that cover knee/weight-bearing surfaces to facilitate floorwork exercises.

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HE/HIM
JOINED TEAM: 2014

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Matt Luck (b. 1994) is a contemporary dancer and choreographer based in Los Angeles, CA. Most recently, he performed in the touring program "Friends of Forsythe," collaborating on a duet with Rauf "Rubberlegz" Yasit, who curated the program alongside William Forsythe. As a member of The TL Collective by Micaela Taylor, he performed in select works premiered at Jacob’s Pillow, Springboard Danse Montréal, and The Wallis Center for Performing Arts. Additional credits include performances for Academy Awards, Taylor Swift (American Music Awards), Glee, VILAR PAC, Perrotin, and more. Luck has produced both stage and film works for the band Figs Vision and performed works by Adam Linder. Currently, he is training alongside somatic practitioner Narelle Benjamin and he continues teaching intensives both domestically and internationally, including: CLI Conservatory, Loyola Marymount University and SoulEscape.