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"Let's Play and Move",Yamashina WS
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| The main activity base： Kyoto-fu |
| e-mail：d-a-p.@muse.ocn.ne.jp |
URL：http://blogs.dion.ne.jp/rieko_dance/archives/701031.html |
| Director：Tomoko Goshima |
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2002: Started workshop projects, including Kaigo wa Dunsu da!?（ Care giving is Dance!?）.
2003: Launched “Let’s Play and Move”, a spring time workshop for kids in Yamashina, Kyoto.
2004: Developed and presented workshops, taught by dance artists, for people with disabilities. In the fall, as part of the Able Art Onstage program, Dance and People held workshops for visually disabled people and sighted people, in which the participants created performance works.
2005: Presented "Mieruhito･Miehnaihito･Mienikuihito･Miesugiruhito"（People Who Can See/People Who Can’t See/People Who Can’t See Clearly/People Who Can See Too Much）, dance performances at Piccolo Theater, Amagasaki in March and in Tokyo in August.
2006: Presented " Shidekasu Karada vol. 1" in April - May, and "Shidekasu Karada vol. 2" in June - August （performed at Ikuno Catholic Church in Osaka in August）.
With the “uniting of people and dance” as a guiding motto, they work toward creating opportunities for people living in various locations to encounter dance. Workshops, where people with differing physical abilities gather, are full of new discoveries for your and others’ physical capabilities and sense, and help create new dance ideas and performances.Dance & People aims to create open-minded performers and environments with participants, artists and staff members. It offers workshops and performances anywhere on request, as well, works with people in different fields.
Dance & People wants to create various programs, such as, showing performances at various places including old buildings and in the woods.They would also like people from different backgrounds to create performance works together, and create dance performances from stories taught by the elderly as well as from history. It also wants to create environments where people can talk about various matters through workshops, and where anything, related or unrelated to dance, such as child rearing, improvisation and disparities, can be discussed
:Shogai no aru Hito to Contemporari Dansa no Deai（Encounters between People with Disabilities and Contemporary Dancers） Program
This is a hands-on workshop to explore various physical expressions and exchange ideas.It is held regularly at Yamashina and Rakusei（ Kyoto Prefecture）,Tsurimi （Osaka Prefecture）, and Amagasaki（ Hyogo Prefecture）.The performance navigators are Eme Suzuki, Chikako Bando,Sanae Kuroko,Eriko Fujiwara, Kaori Bundo,Nobuko Shishido and others.This workshop is available anywhere,upon request.
Open to people with/without disabilities of any kind and regardless of age and experience of dance.
:Shikaku Shogai no aru Hito to Tsukuru Dansu Koen（A Dance Performance Made with People with Visual Disabilities）
This performance aims to build creative environments for both a person that does not see, can’t see or can’t see clearly, and a person that sees, can see or ends up seeing. It also helps discover and develop new ways of appreciating dance.（ex.Pre-show workshops to experience movement and stage space, narrated dance guidance, etc.）
:Shidekasu Karada
Anyone,with/without disabilities of any kind,regardless of age and dance experience,can participate in this workshop.Through this workshop,participants first experience and learn various physical expressions,and ultimately create a dance performance to present on the stage. In 2006, stage performances were focused on solo dance, and a totally blind person performed on the stage for the first time since the workshop began. In vol.3, Dance and People will work on "a project for a participant" program and creative activities with a clear direction. Navigators are Chikako Bando, Eme Suzuki, Sanae Kuroko and others.
:Kaigo wa Dansuda!?（Care giving is Dance）
This training workshop,for specialists in elderly and disabled care giving,is offered with the viewpoint that body communication is essential in this field. Navigators are Jareo Osamu + Terada Misako.
