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Scar Talk
February 6th, 8:00pm at Vox Populi, hosted by Jim Strong through his exhibition, Agony in the Garden
Scars are often referred to as disorganized fascia that adheres tissues and disrupts movement pathways. But what do the scars have to say about this? Nicole Bindler has developed a performance practice in which she animates her scars as characters, allowing them to do the talking.
Vision and Performance Practice
February 11th, 6:30pm at Mascher, hosted by Loren Groenendaal and Curt Haworth through their Wednesday Night Dance Improvisation
In this class we'll look at the pathways from sense to perception and how our individual experiences, values, and history inform how we see, perceive, move, and make choices as we dance.
Bone, Fascia & Muscle: An introduction to Body-Mind Centering®
February 23rd & March 16th, 7:00pm at Shiné, hosted by Katy Hawkins
Participants will come away with a deeper understanding of their skeletal, fascial, and muscular systems, and a sense of groundedness, interconnectedness, and soft strength.
Tender Attention to the Wild Unknown—A Journey from Sensation to Improvisation and Voice through Body-Mind Centering and Action Theater
April 14th, 15th & 16th, 10:00am - 1:00pm at Studio 34 Yoga Healing Arts, hosted by Morgan Andrews. Three-day participants are invited to participate in an informal workshop showing on April 16th at 8pm!
Through the intelligence of these complementary forms of improvisation, feeling, images, and ideas are embodied, lived, and amplified into movement, vocalization, and words—where even the subtlest sensation can blossom into a new, astonishing world.
Sand in My Soda Pop 2
Monday, April 27th at Movement Research at the Judson Church
New work with performers Ella-Gabriel Mason, Katherine Desimine, Kate Seethaler, and outside eyes, Skye Hughes and Chelsea Thaler.
Upcoming publications
Essays on embodied embryology and Palestinian dance will appear in these forthcoming publications:
Embryo Book Project, co-edited by Kim Sargent-Wishart, Amy Matthews & Rebecca Haseltine
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Gathering Sparks: Jewish Arts and Somatics, co-edited by Nicole Bindler, Kristen Smiarowski, and Ben Spatz to be published by punctum books.
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Check out these recent interviews about my work!
Interviews about my perspectives on performance and improvisation:
