Microdancing in Brussels
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Microdancing in Brussels

Hosted by Life in Motion BXL

Sat 3 Oct · 12pm
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Discover how much connection, musicality and expression can happen in the smallest movements. A full afternoon and evening exploring microdancing with international guest teacher Ari Levitt, followed by a potluck and open social dancing. No previous microdancing experience required. Open to all levels and dance backgrounds. What is microdancing? Microdancing is a dance form based on very small, subtle movements and an intimate, nuanced connection between partners. Instead of big steps or flashy moves, it focuses on tiny gestures, breath-sized shifts, and minimal body communication. This allows dancers to truly listen—to the music and to each other—creating a quiet yet deeply expressive shared experience. Whether you’re new to dance or have danced for years If you’re an experienced dancer, microdancing offers a chance to take familiar skills in a different direction — exploring subtle connection, musical interpretation, body awareness and the possibilities of doing more with less. If you’re new to dance, the workshops offer a playful and accessible introduction to partner connection, musicality and improvisation. You don’t need to know any steps, and you don’t need to come with a partner. You might already dance tango, fusion, blues, contact improvisation, swing, salsa, forró or another partner dance — or come from a completely different movement background. The workshops are open level and designed to give everyone something to explore. What will the event be like? We’ll begin with three open-level workshops, each approaching microdancing from a different angle. You’ll learn practical tools while having plenty of opportunity to experiment and develop your own way of dancing. Between the workshops, we’ll share a potluck and have time to meet and connect with the other participants. In the evening, the floor opens for several hours of practice with DJs Diana and Pierre — a chance to improvise and discover what microdancing feels like when the teaching stops and the music takes over. More info and registration: https://brussels.fusion-circus.com/fair-events/microdancing-in-brussels-with-ari-levitt/

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