Workshops & Retreats

​Bare Bones

with Audrey Boss & Jane Belshaw

Produced by Lisa Griffiths

Assisted by Killian Strong

Date TBC

Venue TBC

​In this workshop we will continue to work with the lived experience of the body itself.

Why Bare Bones?

In a world that calls us to be anywhere but in our own bodies, Bare Bones is an invitation to explore the physicality of your dance and discover the endless landscapes of the moving human body.

This workshop is an invitation to visit, or revisit, the building blocks of Open Floor movement practice. An opportunity for you to re-member yourself - from the inside out. As we build awareness through the moving body, we can move more freely and expressively and expand our movement vocabularies beyond what we think we already know.

All knowledge

until it's in the body

is still a rumour.

- Anonymous

Ground yourself in Open Floor beyond the theory. We will foreground the basic structures of our practice, inhabiting and moving with our embodied resources as ever present and accessible.

Allow your practice to unfold and reveal itself to you as a known, lived experience rather than a concept we strive to understand. Join us to place our extraordinary bodies centre stage and fully inhabit life.

In our first Bare Bones workshop, we spent three days practising with the body centre stage, developing awareness through movement to support greater freedom, clarity, and range. The emphasis was on grounding Open Floor practice in direct, embodied experience rather than theory.

We worked in depth with six core movement resources.

In this second workshop, the body again remains centre stage as we practise with the foundational structures of the work through the remaining four core movement resources.

This training offers a focused, embodied framework that supports personal practice, teaching, and the integration of movement awareness into everyday life.

Practitioners of other conscious movement practices are welcome

For those of you who enjoy the music I play here is a link to some playlists