Unlock the natural flow of dance through free movement at "Opening the Mind to Dance" in Dublin on April 12, 2024, at Killarney Court. Delve into your unique expression, shatter old patterns, and conquer mental barriers in this transformative class. Participants are guided to embrace movement without set choreography, allowing the organic dance within to emerge. Body exploration exercises facilitate a collaborative environment where an authentic dance form, unrestricted by conventional norms, can evolve. Breaking through mental obstacles is crucial in unleashing our innate ability to move, as our bodies are intrinsically attuned to the art of dance.

Yves Lorrhan, a seasoned professional dancer with 26 years of experience hailing from Northeast Brazil, leads the class. His expertise spans various styles including ballroom, ballet, contemporary, and Afro dance. Yves's contributions to projects like "Balacoxê" with Bamberg and collaborations with acclaimed artists in Ireland attest to his profound impact on the dance scene. Recent appearances at prestigious festivals and recognition by the Arts Council further solidify Yves's reputation as a distinguished figure in the world of dance. Secure your spot for this enlightening experience at a ticket price of €17.07.

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