Words of a Woman is a dance-poetry fusion workshop where movement, voice, and emotion intertwine. This is not a traditional choreography class — it is a space for collective creation, embodied expression, and artistic exploration. Together, we move beyond memorized steps and into a process where choreography is born in the moment, shaped by the bodies, stories, and words present in the room.

Guided by me, participants are invited to explore spirals, waves, coils, releases, and stillness — allowing emotion to move through the body rather than be performed. Through carefully guided movement prompts, we listen to the body’s impulses and let them lead. Each dancer brings their own physical language, and from these individual expressions, a shared movement vocabulary emerges.

Alongside movement, we work with poetry as a creative tool. Participants are guided to write short poetic fragments inspired by sensation, emotion, and movement — not for perfection, but for honesty. These words are drawn directly from the body: breath, weight, memory, and feeling. Together, these fragments are woven into collective movement that reflects the emotional landscape of the group.

This poem becomes the foundation of the choreography. Line by line, words are translated into movement. Through group decision-making, repetition, and refinement, choreography is shaped collaboratively on the spot. Spoken word and movement merge, creating a living piece that carries the voices of everyone involved.

Words of a Woman is a ceremonial space — a place to shed what no longer serves, to give form to what needs to be expressed, and to step into creative power through the body. The workshop invites participants to explore vulnerability, strength, softness, and presence, all held within a supportive and inclusive environment.

This workshop is open to dancers and movers of all levels who are curious about creation, embodiment, and expression. No previous experience with poetry or choreography is required — only a willingness to listen, move, and create together. 

By the end of the workshop, participants will have co-created an original dance-poetry piece, a shared ritual of expression that exists only in that moment. What remains is a deeper connection to the body, a stronger sense of voice, and the experience of creating art collectively — guided by emotion, movement, and the words of a woman.