Rhys Dennis

EMBODIED RITUALS

Rhys Dennis is currently resident choreographer at K3 and is researching family crises, death and rituals in Caribbean families. In this lab, he will guide participants through choreographic explorations that combine individual improvisation with touch-based group exercises. Together, they will examine how rituals and formal traditions can be constructed, deconstructed and reimagined through movement. Starting from the deep vibrations of dub sound system culture, they will explore how bass shapes our relationship to the body and can function as a vessel for movement.

The lab will be held in English | For professional dance practitioners | Ticket + course cover both days

Rhys Dennis

is a choreographer, dancer and teacher from London. His movement language is rooted in hip-hop and contemporary dance. He works across disciplines collaborating internationally with artists in music, dance, theatre, film, photography and museums. Rhys co-founded the dance company Fubunation with a mission to create visibility for people of colour in contemporary dance. He studied at Northern School of Contemporary Dance, later graduating with a BA(Hons) from London Contemporary Dance School (The Place).

During his residency at K3, Rhys will continue to develop the Feasts of Discord project - a choreographic exploration of family crises in Caribbean families. He will work on the intersection of physical storytelling and character development, focusing on how everyday experiences of working-class individuals can be transformed into compelling, movement-driven narratives

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