BASEWORKS WORKSHOPS: FUJI ROCK FESTIVAL 2017

Shinobu Nakano

Baseworks Practice

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Fuji Rock Festival is an annual rock festival, featuring more than 200 Japanese and international musicians, making one of the largest and most prestigious outdoor music events in the world. Baseworks workshops will be held at the “Pyramid Garden” stage area produced by Candle JUNE all 3 days.

ABOUT THE FACILITATOR:

Shinobu Nakano

BASEWORKS Practice Certified Teacher | BT3 Shinobu is a BASEWORKS Practice Tier 3 Certified Teacher (BT3). Shinobu comes from a background in fashion, also holding a license in accounting. She dedicated over 10 years to the study of Baseworks Practice and is a senior teacher. Despite never really liking exercise or sport, she has felt that movement practice in relation to her experience practicing and teaching has greatly shifted her understanding of how regular practice can stimulate all aspects of learning for anyone.

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PODCASTS

Catherine Gaudet: On Ambiguity, Ritual, and What a Performance Does to an Audience

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How a performance gets built to do something to a spectator: choreographer Catherine Gaudet talks

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Edward Clark: On Tripsichore, Physical Theater, and the Emergence of Critical Practice

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This episode explores the intersection of rigorous physical practice, critical thinking, and artistic expression—themes central

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Palisa Anderson: On Resilience, Regeneration, and Intention

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BASEWORKS WORKSHOPS: FUJI ROCK FESTIVAL 2017

ABOUT THE FACILITATOR:

Shinobu Nakano

OTHER EVENTS:

Montreal Practice Sessions — Fall 2026

CONNECT WITH BASEWORKS:

PODCASTS:

Catherine Gaudet: On Ambiguity, Ritual, and What a Performance Does to an Audience

Edward Clark: On Tripsichore, Physical Theater, and the Emergence of Critical Practice

ARTICLES:

If We Wrote About Vision the Way We Write About Proprioception

What’s Between the Notes

UPCOMING EVENTS

Montreal Practice Sessions — Fall 2026

PODCASTS

Catherine Gaudet: On Ambiguity, Ritual, and What a Performance Does to an Audience

Edward Clark: On Tripsichore, Physical Theater, and the Emergence of Critical Practice

Palisa Anderson: On Resilience, Regeneration, and Intention

ARTICLES

If We Wrote About Vision the Way We Write About Proprioception

What’s Between the Notes

The Triple Irony of Asking How Dancers Feel

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