
Inclusive Dance Workshops with Kayla Hamilton
DETAILED INFORMATION
You are invited to a series of contemporary inclusive dance workshops with dancer and choreographer Kayla Hamilton.
When: October 9, 10, and 11
Time: 14:00 - 17:00
Who it’s for: Open to both disabled and non-disabled professional artists and enthusiasts - including dancers, actors, choreographers, directors, dance educators, and anyone interested in inclusive performing arts who wishes to gain experience or develop skills in this field.
Age: 18 and above
Where: Movement Theatre, 182 D. Agmashenebeli Ave., Mushtaid Garden
Accessibility: The space is accessible. If you have specific accessibility needs, please contact us in advance.
Working Languages: English with Georgian translation (Sign language interpretation provided as needed).
Free entry
Application Deadline: October 5
To participate, please fill out the registration form.
If preferred, you may respond to the questions via audio or video recording and submit them to contact@platforminform.com
During the Workshop You Will:
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Engage in dance as a shared practice of movement, attention, and connection.
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Discover how movement and dance can become tools for fostering inclusion.
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Become part of a collaborative process - regardless of your prior experience, physical preparation, or background.
Kayla Hamilton is a New York-based dancer, performer, educator, and mentor. She is the Artistic Director of Circle O, an organization dedicated to empowering Black disabled and other marginalized artists.
Learn more about Kayla: https://circleo.org/kayla-hamilton
InForm - Platform for Inclusive Minds works to develop inclusive performing arts in Georgia and promotes the active involvement of disabled artists in contemporary artistic processes. Through inclusive performances, workshops, and educational programs created by disabled and non-disabled professional and amateur artists, InForm establishes a unique performance language on the Georgian contemporary stage.
Learn more: InForm - Platform for Inclusive Minds
This project is hosted by InForm in partnership with Circle O and the GPS/Global Practice Sharing Program of Movement Research as part of the GPS 10th Anniversary Season with funding from the Trust for Mutual Understanding.
Find application form bellow.
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