Chloé Brûlé Dauphin
August 14 – 17 2025
SCHEDULE
Thursday, August 14
6-7:30pm intermediate – martinete
7:30-9pm: introduction to instant composition*
Friday, August 15
6-7:30pm intermediate – martinete
7:30-9pm: introduction to instant composition*
Saturday, August 16
10-12am: bata de cola – tangos
12:15-1:45pm: intermediate – martinete
2pm-3:30pm: introduction to instantaneous composition*
Sunday, August 17
10-12: bata de cola – tangos
12:15-1:45pm: intermediate – martinete
2pm-3:30pm: introduction to instantaneous composition*
*Initiation to instantaneous composition
Musicality. Imagination. Relationship. Listening in action.
An instant composition is a dance piece created in real time. The performers are at once inventors of materials, composers and performers. They work together to shape the moment. There is no leader or follower; all performers participate equally in the creative process. Instant compositions unfold unpredictably, vibrantly and uniquely.
To what extent do we let ourselves be moved? Be moved?
What are the different ways of listening?
What makes you move, what makes you stand still?
What is dance asking of you at this very moment?
In this introductory workshop on instant composition, we’ll be practicing embodied listening, presence in space, body softening and permissiveness.
This workshop is open to all levels of experience!
1 workshop: $225
2 workshops: $400
Bata de cola: $160
Drop-in martinete: $60
Drop-in bata de cola: $80
*Rates include taxes.
Born in 1978 in Montreal and a graduate of L’École supérieure de danse du Québec, Chloé Brûlé has been living in Spain since 1998. After training with such masters as Manolo Marin, Andrés Marin, Javier Latorre and Rafaela Carrasco, she went on to perform for such renowned choreographers as Javier Latorre, “Rinconete y Cortadillo”, Ángeles Gabaldón, ‘Inmigración’, Israel Galván, “Torero alucinógeno”.
In 2005, she founded Compañia Marco Vargas y Chloé Brûlé. Within their company, she and Marco develop a language all their own, creating several productions that tour Spain and the rest of the world. Their creations have received critical and public acclaim, winning them various dance awards.
Most recently, Chloé Brûlé wrote and directed her first show uniting dance and theater, Las Yeguas, which met with critical and public success at Seville’s Teatro Central.
In 2013, she opened Estudio 35 in Seville, a space for creating and teaching dance and flamenco. Chloé has taught in many countries, including Spain, Canada, Scotland, Germany and Greece.
Now a leading figure in Spanish and international flamenco dance, choreographer, performer, director and teacher extraordinaire, it is with great pleasure and honor that we invite Chloé back to the La Otra Orilla studio for a 4-day workshop. Not to be missed!
February 2024 | Marién Luévano (Mexico)
August 2023 | Chloé Brûlé (Spain)
June 2022 | Marién Luévano (Mexico)
July 2020 | Juan Carlos Lérida (Spain)
December 2019 | Chloé Brûlé (Spain)
February 2019 | Karen Lugo (Spain)
December 2018 | Chloé Brûlé (Spain)
October 2018 | Myriam Allard (Quebec)
May 2018 | Juan Carlos Lérida (Spain)
February 2018 | Marién Luévano (Mexico)
December 2017 | Cristina Hall (Spain)
October 2017 | Myriam Allard (Quebec)
August 2017 | Myriam Allard (Quebec)
May 2017 | Leonor Leal (Spain)
March 2017 | Juan Carlos Lérida (Spain)
December 2016 | Chloé Brûlé (Spain)
November 2016 | Hedi Graja (Quebec)
