When dance and science meet: Karine Rathle at TEDxLSE 2013

Karine Rathle is a dancer, teacher, choreographer and dance scientist with experience in ballet, contemporary dance, contact improvisation, Pilates, Somatics, Argentinean tango and folkloric dance. She has extensive experience working as a teacher and rehearsal director with dancers in Canada, Argentina and the UK. After the completion of an MSc Dance Science at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance, she also works as a researcher applying science to help enhance dancers' performance health and well-being. Karine's creative work is fueled by an interest in developping a multidisciplinary, personal and authentic language. Extending beyond the perceived limits of the physical, Karine's voyage of discovery aspires to integrate the movement, the image and the theatrical aspect in both her creation, and her performance of dance.

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