Ukemi, or the art of falling, is a necessary component of martial arts such as aikido, jiu jitsu and judo. It teaches practitioners to deal with fear, uncertainty and failure more skillfully. Dance artist and somatic therapist Moss Beynon-Juckes offers a workshop exploring choreographies of falling. We will work collectively and alone, surrendering, collapsing, building trust, softening, catching one another, gaining intimacy with different surfaces of the earth.

Places are limited and can be reserved HERE, free of charge.

MOSS BEYNON JUCKES is a multidisciplinary dance artist researching oration, dance, performance and musicality, integrating somatic practices of intimacy and voice work to explore embodied politics and neurodiversity. Her most recent collaborative works include Fertile Presence, which premiered in Cairo and in Berlin this year and the sympoetic social choreography Morph Performance Project with Rosalind Masson at Tanz Fabrik in Berlin. Since 2012, she has interpreted works for Tino Sehgal and hosted international residencies with co-partner Javier Cura.

https://mossbeynonjuckes.com/