The Creative Performer
WITH ARNAU MARIN
A course that combines elements of training and theatrical creation. We will use tools from Viewpoints, Michael Chekhov, Philippe Gaulier, and Clown as creative springboards — triggers for a kind of acting that grasps both the substance and the form at the same time.
A proposal where play and the emotion that arises from one\'s unique, personal humanity and vulnerability become the bridge to creation [+]
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FROM CLOWN TO THE SCENE
with Pau Rossell
A workshop to get started in the work of Clown Consciousness.
We understand clown as a state that we all possess and to which we can all voluntarily access.
This state shares several aspects with the state in which boys and girls live: Passionate, innocent, honest, sometimes clumsy, living in the present, without judgment, transparent, naive, vulnerable, tender.
We start from scratch to reach the \"clown state\" through body and movement, a lot of play and improvisations [+]
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Keep Moving Method Level 1
Tune into creative potential through movement.
With Èlia Genís, Keep Moving teacher Level 1 Method
Keep Moving is a psychophysical methodology to achieve the state of consciousness necessary to become creative beings in action. It is created by Mercedes Boronat, who after 30 years of professionalism in the performing arts, brings to light the methodology for the development of human creativity [+]
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Character building
with Míriam Escurriola
In this course we see the interpreter as an athlete of emotions; a being in which the mind-body-voice connection is an open channel for creation, research and training for the construction of the character and scenes.
Throughout the different sessions, physical and interpretive technical tools are developed and systematized based on forms of expression with the body, psychomotor physical qualities of coordination, and conditional physical qualities [+]
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Your voice – a journey to the heart
With Carola Zafarana
Carola loves to see and feel how people discover enjoyment in their singing. Singing is innate to human beings, we express ourselves through our voices since the beginning of time. It\'s not about singing well, it\'s not even about doing a lot of technical exercises, it\'s much more about remembering. Feel how your breathing takes place by itself, without doing anything special because that\'s how we were born [+]
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