
Photo – ©Anna Lamontagne / Participants : Kira Radosevic, Clara Rose Chisholm, Peggy Leung, Sarah Hin Ching U and Flavie Pinchon.
In the next two months we will be holding 6 Ensemble Thinking sessions taught by Julie Lebel – our Artistic Director, and member of the Lower Left Collective. This practice is open to all (dancers, theatre, visual artists and musicians – instruments welcomed and/or engage in the moving practice)! This is an adult-only practice, 18yrs +.
Ensemble Thinking is a system of collaborative group performance practices. These composition exercises refine the individual’s ability to perceive, initiate, and support collective action. More about Ensemble Thinking here.
Event details:
When: July 5th, July 12th and 19th, August 16th, 23rd and 30th from 5:30 to 7:30pM

Photo – ©Anna Lamontagne / Participants : Charlotte Newman, Sarah Gallos, Gaby Galindo, Flavie Pinchon and Brigid Portner.
Where: our Fieldhouse at Jonathan Rogers park
Cost: Free! If you would like to contribute and support Foolish Operations and our activities such as this one, consider becoming a member of our society here.
Registration: please register here.
Access Notes: Bring your sandwich, water, sunscreen, cozy clothes. You may enjoy having socks (the dance mat is black and may be hot if it is sunny), but barefoot is also ok. Note that we will be dancing outside on our dance mat, which will be set on grass and the surface may be uneven.
Wheelchair access: There is paved access to the park via the parking space beside the fieldhouse. Our dancing mat on the grass is challenging for motorized mobility devices.
Documentation note: As this workshop is run in a public park, we can not control documentation from passers-by. We will put up a sign asking people not to take photos or videos. However, we can’t control this completely. We will create a collective agreement about internal documentation at the start of the workshop.

Photo – ©Anna Lamontagne / Participants : Janice Valdez, Tom Cryan, Sarah Gallos, Jenna Kraychy and Flavie Pinchon.
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