body<>sound<>writing
Liz Erber

In the beginning of each class we will focus on freeing the body, voice and pen. We will play with embodied sound and language, and free ourselves of grammatical restrictions. From this environment of play, we will explore the connection of effort and dynamics in our movement to effort and dynamics in our writing; expression in our movement, to expression in our writing. We will also explore image in movement and image in writing. By the end of the course students can choose if they want to go in more of a poetic or prose/story direction. There will be the opportunity
to share work via small performances.


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Liz Erber is a dance artist, performer and teacher, who has been creating original works for stage, video and site specific locations for the past decade. Liz, originally from the USA, has lived in Berlin since 2008. She teaches regularly at K77 Studio in Berlin and organizes interdisciplinary classes, workshops and performances at this location. Her most recent stage work, a multi-media play, Tip of the Iceberg, sold out at English Theatre Berlin. In August she was a featured artist/film maker for the online film festival, Dances Made to Order. In addition to the performing arts, Liz has also worked in the fields of publishing, writing and translation, and holds bachelors degrees in chemistry, dance, and theatre.

www.lerber.com