Why get training in Movement psychology?

It is expressiveness that turns technique into emotion. In communication. Managing technical difficulty, by itself, does not make art, it makes very technical dancers. Working on technique is not enough to get a movement to move the public. To do this, you have to study and understand movement as something psychophysical.

It is expressiveness that turns technique into emotion. In communication. Managing technical difficulty, by itself, does not make art, it makes very technical dancers. Working on technique is not enough to get a movement to move the public. To do this, you have to study and understand movement as something psychophysical.

PASOATRES. Danza, Teatro y Crecimiento Personal
PASOATRES. Danza, Teatro y Crecimiento Personal
PASOATRES. Danza, Teatro y Crecimiento Personal
PASOATRES. Danza, Teatro y Crecimiento Personal

Psychology of movement (Psm)* applies professional theatrical techniques to dance, on the psychological aspect of body movement and the dramatic sense.

Psychology of movement (Psm)* applies professional theatrical techniques to dance, on the psychological aspect of body movement and the dramatic sense.

(PSM)*MOVEMENT PSYCHOLOGY

New concepts

(PSM)*MOVEMENT PSYCHOLOGY

New concepts

An innovative approach

An inclusive and necessary change

 Movement psychology (Psm)* is an innovative approach that broadens and complements the relationship with dance technique.

Movement psychology (Psm)* tools nurture a profound, inclusive, and necessary change in the ethical and aesthetic approach to work.

PASOATRES. Danza, Teatro y Crecimiento Personal

An innovative approach

An inclusive and necessary change

Movement psychology (Psm)* is an innovative approach that broadens and complements the relationship with dance technique.

Movement psychology (Psm)* tools nurture a profound, inclusive, and necessary change in the ethical and aesthetic approach to work.

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VICKY GÓMEZ
Choreographer of TV and Musical Theater

WORK ON EXPRESSIVENESS

“Dancers believe they must be great virtuosos and that we have to do thousands of things. Our muse is always perfection and the extraordinary, however, sometimes the extraordinary lies in simple, genuine things.”

 

Going with PASOATRES beyond technique and “dancing with dramatic truth” is possible. This is what will mark the artists of the future in auditions, productions, and scenes.

Expressiveness, can and must be worked.

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VICKY GÓMEZ
WORK ON EXPRESSIVENESS

“Dancers believe they must be great virtuosos and that we have to do thousands of things. Our muse is always perfection and the extraordinary, however, sometimes the extraordinary lies in simple, genuine things.”

 

Going with PASOATRES beyond technique and “dancing with dramatic truth” is possible. This is what will mark the artists of the future in auditions, productions, and scenes.

Expressiveness, can and must be worked.

PASOATRES. Danza, Teatro y Crecimiento Personal
TESTIMONIALS

What the greats say about movement

The hard part is not dancing
“It is very difficult to dance well. The hard part is not dancing, but what happens when you dance.”

Pina Bausch

Dancer, choreographer and director. A key aspect of contemporary creation. Pioneer of dance-theater. Founder and director at Wuppertal Tanztheater

The same significance of words to playwrights and actors.
“Following one movement with another is no more than a sequence of movements. It is how and why they are connected, what you are saying with them, that has the same significance of words to playwrights and actors.”

Antonio Gades

Dancer, choreographer and director. Founder of the National Ballet of Spain and Antonio Gades Ballet

Movement never lies
“Movement never lies and I communicate through it, since you will always reveal what you feel in your heart in a movement. This was my first dance lesson.”

Martha Graham

Dancer, choreographer and director. Mother of mother dance. Creator of the Graham technique

Stop making false gestures
“Sons of Terpsichore (dancers), stop your cabrioles, entrechats and overly complicated steps; abandon false gestures and study feelings, grace and expression.”

Jean G. Noverre

Dancer, choreographer, and ballet teacher. Father of Modern Ballet and International Dance Day

Dance must be interpretative
“Dance and gestures are meaningless in a ballet if they are irrelevant to the expression of dramatic action. (…). Through the rhythms of the body, ballet can demonstrate ideas, feelings, emotions. (…) Above all dancing must be interpretative.”

Mikhail Fokine

Dancer, choreographer, and teacher. Main choreographer of Sergei Diaghilev’s Ballets Russes in Paris He revolutionised 20th century classical ballet.

Escaping the pains of their times
“Actors, musicians and dancers must come and talk to us about matters of the utmost importance to human existence.(…) I deplore artists using art a means to escape from the pains of their time.”

José Limón

Dancer and choreographer. Founder and director of the Limón Dance Company. Key figure in the history of contemporary dance