NOURISH: Sense, Move, and Feel Better. (In-Person)

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The Dance Complex

In NOURISH, we’ll be gathering in person and remotely by moving, talking, drawing, and writing together!

650 E Kendall St

In NOURISH, we’ll be gathering in person and remotely by moving, talking, drawing, and writing together! You will be guided to create your own gentle movements to help bring centering, grounding, and clarity for yourself. We will focus on feeling whole through our breath and attention, and resourcing our memories. No dance experience necessary, welcome for people of different abilities and ages! To participate in NOURISH, you are encouraged to find a quiet, clear space, dress in loose fitting clothing, bring a beverage, and please bring a paper and pen for writing during the session.Jessica Roseman BiographyJessica Roseman incorporates healing arts philosophies into her improvisational choreography. Sensing and expressing the right action for the moment guides her work. Jess is a solo dance performer, choreographer, movement educator, and mother. Her award winning community dance projects help people to sense, feel, and move, equitably. She participates in the cohort of the New England Foundation for the Arts Regional Dance Development Initiative (RDDI). A New England States Touring Artist, Jessica performs, teaches, and lectures nationally.Instagram: @Jessica.rosemanFacebook: @JessicaRosemanDancePhoto Credit: Mel TaingSupported by Monkeyhouse’s Covid Collaborations. Funded in part by the New England States Touring program of the New England Foundation for the Arts, made possible with funding from the National Endowment for the Arts Regional Touring Program and the six New England state arts agencies.

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