How can AI shape choreographic practices? Trinity Laban Dance Collective (TLDC), formed of our MA/MFA Dance Performance students, worked with Studio Wayne McGregor to create a new piece featured as part of a double bill at the Laban Theatre. The MA/MFA Dance Performance enables you to explore your creative voice and artistry as a dancer. If you would like to find out more, join us at our in person workshops on 8 Feb & 15 Mar. Book now: https://www.trinitylaban.ac.uk/courses/ma-mfa-dance-performa

We often use Rudolf Laban’s theory of movement out in the forest. 1. Laban Movement Analysis (LMA) This is Laban’s most well-known theory – a comprehensive system for analyzing how humans move. It consists of four main categories: 1. Body – which parts of the body are in motion, and how they coordinate and interact. 2. Effort – the quality or energy of the movement; for example, whether it is performed with strength, lightness, speed, or control. 3. Shape – how the body changes form in space, ad