GPS Dance Intensive | August 3-7
Aug 03 - Aug 07 (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday)
9:00 AM - 2:30 PM
Ages 14-18
GPS Campus
$0.00
About This Activity
New York artist, Corinne Lohner, will be teaching, creating, and broadening minds during the annual GPS Modern Dance Intensive this year. Bringing a wide range of diverse talent into our studio, dancers will receive a modern/contemporary technique class, learn composition tools, explore modern dance partnering skills, and possibly learn choreography from a previous dance. There may even be an option to learn a work choreographed by Corinne just for our dancers in this intensive. At the end of the week, guests will be invited to see a sample of the genius work that has been created during our time together. It is guaranteed to be a week of immense meaning and fulfillment. Corinne Lohner's Bio: Corinne Lohner is a performing artist and choreographer based in Brooklyn, NY. Their practice uses precise and vigorous physicality (based in modern and contemporary lineages), text and audience interaction, and craft-making. They are interested in modes of making and living that value collectivity as highly as individuality and that use dancing creativity to imagine new pathways for the future. Currently, they freelance in NYC with companies like David Dorfman Dance, Yin Yue Dance Company, and Douglas Dunn + Dancers. Notable past credits include Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company, Boston Dance Theater, Sha Creative Outlet, cs movement projects, and more. As a choreographer, they have received commissions from Conspire, Oquirrh West Project, Sugar Space Arts Warehouse, and InQUAD Dance. They were a Performance Project Fellow at University Settlement and a W.A.D.E. Pride Resident Artist alongside collaborator Maggie Joy in 2025. They received their B.F.A. in Dance from New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts and have set work alongside David Dorfman at Muhlenberg College, Alma College, and Girls Preparatory School. They’ve guest-taught at NYU Tisch School of the Arts, Brigham Young University, and various other studios around the nation.
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