Come Tuesday, Carrie-Anne Ingrouille will teach theatre-makers, creators, artistes and directors, the alphabets of movement. The Olivier-award nominee and choreographer of the famous girl group Six The Musical has flown down from England to conduct a 12-hour long workshop by theatre and arts management company QTP that will push creators to investigate their own bodies. “Movement is everywhere,” Ingrouille tells this writer over a call just before she sets out to explore Sanjay Gandhi National Park, “It is what we do every day. Like right now, when we are having this conversation, I feel we could communicate so much better with our bodies.”

Her workshop aims at breaking free of restrictions, while also following some in order to explore the various possible ways you can use physical vocabulary in storytelling. “Today, social media has helped creators and performers receive acknowledgement. But on the other hand, it has restricted the performance to a one-dimensional screen,” shares the choreographer, adding how she once found herself stuck in her techniques and styles as well. “It was when I attended a workshop in 2014 that I broke free of the limitations my education in dancing put on me. I stripped away from my previous learnings to explore what more my body can do.”