Seke Chimutengwende works in both improvisation and choreography. He has performed with Dog Kennel Hill Project, Tino Sehgal, DV8 Physical Theatre, Punchdrunk and Trisha Brown. Seke teaches regularly at London Contemporary Dance School, Rambert School and Central School of Speech and Drama and was commissioned to make a piece for the Place Prize in 2012.
Join Seke and friends for a series of morning warm-up sessions, followed by moments of improvised performance dotted around the Wilderness landscape.
Seke's morning sessions are an opportunity to wake up the body and mind through stimulating improvisation exercises that will leave you feeling fully grounded and ready for the day ahead. Sharpen the senses and clear the head with simple movement explorations.
Seke will also be joined by professional performers to create spontaneous performances located around the NOW tent. Using guided explorations, game and scores, these moments will appear in the moment and disappear into the past, creating a timeline of the impromptu, unplanned and unscripted.
I will be working with improvisation in performance.
Not knowing what will happen in the performance. Meeting new people in the workshop.