Participants will engage in creative process and exploration frameworks related to performance technologies. Course activities will focus on demystifying and understanding sound technology for participants use in their own respective artistic processes, culminating in the creation of interdisciplinary works that utilize sound technology.

Cross-listed with THET669N. Credit granted for DANC689J or THET669N.

Advanced experiential studio work focused on the physical, creative, and compositional practice of improvisational choreographies. Discovery and cultivation of improvisation-based movement techniques, such as relational physics (weight sharing, counterbalancing, momentum/leverage, Contact Improvisation), responsive collaboration, and crafting in real-time.