Carrie-Anne Ingrouille

The idea is not to forget your syllabus, styles or techniques, the celebrated choreographer, clarifies, “They are still very useful. We want you to connect all your energies — physical and mental — and probe within yourself what more your body is capable of.”

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The choreographer turned to musical theatre choreography and directing. In her workshop, she will include individual and group tasks and exercises to participants over the 12-hour-long-course to help them find their style. “I won’t tell you that this is not the way you dance. It is not a hard and fast workshop. Instead, everyone should be at the starting page, and push themselves; not just to an exertion point, but to a point where you discover your body, texture, dynamics and style. Learning in a group allows you to spectate as well as work on yourself.”

While her shows have often brought Ingrouille to India, this will be her first workshop in the country. “I am extremely overwhelmed, and I have so many exciting activities planned. All I ask of the participants is to have an open mind when they come along!” 

On: March 5 and 6; 10 am to 4 pm 
At: Laxmi Industrial Estate, Andheri West (full address revealed upon registration) 
Call: 022 41642142 (for enquiries)
Log on to: @qtpindia (registration link in bio)
Cost: Rs 5,000