A NOTE FROM SPENCER...
-My class focuses on studying movement efficiency while exploring unique and foreign movement pathways. In my class expect to move through multiple planes of movement including floorwork and inversion.
-It requires focus and the willingness to be uncomfortable. The movement in my class is often new to many dancers so come prepared to use your training in new ways and be challenged to do new things!
-I suggest you bring clothing options to cover your knees, shoulders, elbows, and feet.This could be a sweatshirt, socks, knee pads, and sweatpants. While my class shouldn't require knee pads or hoodies, having these items ready on hand for the learning process is always advised.
-My class focuses on studying movement efficiency while exploring unique and foreign movement pathways. In my class expect to move through multiple planes of movement including floorwork and inversion.
-It requires focus and the willingness to be uncomfortable. The movement in my class is often new to many dancers so come prepared to use your training in new ways and be challenged to do new things!
-I suggest you bring clothing options to cover your knees, shoulders, elbows, and feet.This could be a sweatshirt, socks, knee pads, and sweatpants. While my class shouldn't require knee pads or hoodies, having these items ready on hand for the learning process is always advised.
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SPENCER DENNIS
HE/HIM JOINED TEAM: 2013
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Spencer Dennis is a dancer and movement practitioner from Phoenix, Arizona. He has danced for several companies in the United States including CONDER|Dance, Groundworks Dance Theater, Hawkins Dance, The Difference Between, and Soulescape. He has most recently been presenting original solo works in the American Southwest. Spencer’s work explores the integration of diverse movement practices including yoga, soft acrobatics, and contemporary floorwork while drawing the audience's focus to themes and events that are pervasive to everyday life. Throughout his career he has performed the works of Brian Brooks, Eric Handman, Amy Miller, Robyn Mineko Williams, Kathryn Altar, Peter Chu, and more. He has been twice awarded as an Arizona Artist of Promise for both his choreography and performance. Spencer is currently adjunct faculty at both Arizona State University and Scottsdale Community College. |
