Why have we each chosen our individual creative paths? What identities lie inside us that have yet to be discovered through our practice? How do collaborative practices allow us to question, deepen and discover our identities? How do generative and improvisatory practices allow us to express, shape and deepen those identities? In this Performing Arts Core course, we will set about exploring these questions in experiential and open exploratory modules centered around physical, spoken and musical improvisational techniques to strengthen the foundations of the burgeoning artist. Improvisation & Collaboration is one of four Performing Arts Core courses, along with Socially Engaged Artistry, Technology & Experimentation, and The Whole Human Artist, required of all undergraduate students at the College of Performing Arts.

Why have we each chosen our individual creative paths? What identities lie inside us that have yet to be discovered through our practice? How do collaborative practices allow us to question, deepen and discover our identities? How do generative and improvisatory practices allow us to express, shape and deepen those identities? In this Performing Arts Core course, we will set about exploring these questions in experiential and open exploratory modules centered around physical, spoken and musical improvisational techniques to strengthen the foundations of the burgeoning artist. Improvisation & Collaboration is one of four Performing Arts Core courses, along with Socially Engaged Artistry, Technology & Experimentation, and The Whole Human Artist, required of all undergraduate students at the College of Performing Arts.

Why have we each chosen our individual creative paths? What identities lie inside us that have yet to be discovered through our practice? How do collaborative practices allow us to question, deepen and discover our identities? How do generative and improvisatory practices allow us to express, shape and deepen those identities? In this Performing Arts Core course, we will set about exploring these questions in experiential and open exploratory modules centered around physical, spoken and musical improvisational techniques to strengthen the foundations of the burgeoning artist. Improvisation & Collaboration is one of four Performing Arts Core courses, along with Socially Engaged Artistry, Technology & Experimentation, and The Whole Human Artist, required of all undergraduate students at the College of Performing Arts.

Why have we each chosen our individual creative paths? What identities lie inside us that have yet to be discovered through our practice? How do collaborative practices allow us to question, deepen and discover our identities? How do generative and improvisatory practices allow us to express, shape and deepen those identities? In this Performing Arts Core course, we will set about exploring these questions in experiential and open exploratory modules centered around physical, spoken and musical improvisational techniques to strengthen the foundations of the burgeoning artist. Improvisation & Collaboration is one of four Performing Arts Core courses, along with Socially Engaged Artistry, Technology & Experimentation, and The Whole Human Artist, required of all undergraduate students at the College of Performing Arts.

Why have we each chosen our individual creative paths? What identities lie inside us that have yet to be discovered through our practice? How do collaborative practices allow us to question, deepen and discover our identities? How do generative and improvisatory practices allow us to express, shape and deepen those identities? In this Performing Arts Core course, we will set about exploring these questions in experiential and open exploratory modules centered around physical, spoken and musical improvisational techniques to strengthen the foundations of the burgeoning artist. Improvisation & Collaboration is one of four Performing Arts Core courses, along with Socially Engaged Artistry, Technology & Experimentation, and The Whole Human Artist, required of all undergraduate students at the College of Performing Arts.

Why have we each chosen our individual creative paths? What identities lie inside us that have yet to be discovered through our practice? How do collaborative practices allow us to question, deepen and discover our identities? How do generative and improvisatory practices allow us to express, shape and deepen those identities? In this Performing Arts Core course, we will set about exploring these questions in experiential and open exploratory modules centered around physical, spoken and musical improvisational techniques to strengthen the foundations of the burgeoning artist. Improvisation & Collaboration is one of four Performing Arts Core courses, along with Socially Engaged Artistry, Technology & Experimentation, and The Whole Human Artist, required of all undergraduate students at the College of Performing Arts.

Why have we each chosen our individual creative paths? What identities lie inside us that have yet to be discovered through our practice? How do collaborative practices allow us to question, deepen and discover our identities? How do generative and improvisatory practices allow us to express, shape and deepen those identities? In this Performing Arts Core course, we will set about exploring these questions in experiential and open exploratory modules centered around physical, spoken and musical improvisational techniques to strengthen the foundations of the burgeoning artist. Improvisation & Collaboration is one of four Performing Arts Core courses, along with Socially Engaged Artistry, Technology & Experimentation, and The Whole Human Artist, required of all undergraduate students at the College of Performing Arts.

Why have we each chosen our individual creative paths? What identities lie inside us that have yet to be discovered through our practice? How do collaborative practices allow us to question, deepen and discover our identities? How do generative and improvisatory practices allow us to express, shape and deepen those identities? In this Performing Arts Core course, we will set about exploring these questions in experiential and open exploratory modules centered around physical, spoken and musical improvisational techniques to strengthen the foundations of the burgeoning artist. Improvisation & Collaboration is one of four Performing Arts Core courses, along with Socially Engaged Artistry, Technology & Experimentation, and The Whole Human Artist, required of all undergraduate students at the College of Performing Arts.