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Wild abandon and sensitive storytelling in After it Happened

By Teresa Heiland, 13 October 2014
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“The company's strength lies in Karlin's dynamic and sensitive approach to partnering work”
Reviewed at Odyssey Theatre, Los Angeles on 11 October 2014
Programme
After It Happened
Performers
Invertigo Dance Theatre
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Teresa Heiland
Teresa Heiland
Teresa, who holds a PhD in Dance Education from New York University, teaches Dance Pedagogy, Somatics, and Laban Movement Analysis. Her research is presented in monographs, Geographies of Dance: Body, Movement, and Corporeal Negotiations, and Dance: Current Selected Research: A Twenty-Year Retrospective/Focus on Movement Analysis, and in Journal of Dance Education, Journal of Imagery in Sport and Physical Activity, and Research in Dance Education. She also reviews dance for LA Dance Review.