Red Nose Clown Workshop
Unleash your ridiculous self
Intro to Clown & Making a Clown Show
Besides a red nose theatre clown you will during this workshop discover your unique and individual comedy.
We discover the clown through the analysis, amplification and play of the actor and how she/he takes the physical and emotional space naturally.
While focusing on how to be build a clown with specific body language, attitudes, emotions rhythm, voice, and costume we also learn how to be vulnerable, make misstakes and laugh at oneself.
Are we tourists in this world or do we live here
A Public talk and Demonstration
with Co-Directors Norman Taylor and Amy Russell
- a guided visit to the ordinary everyday work and the extraordinary of the artists and actors.
Saturday September 10th 7-9pm
Saturday September 10th 7-9pm
Norman (see bio below) will give us a guided visit to the ordinary everyday and the extraordinary work of artists and actors.
Can we see what we are looking at?
Are we tourists or do we live here?
We all share the same verbs. We all live the same lives. We are all the same.....before we become different. But how different are we and how are we different?
Can we see what we are looking at?
with NORMAN TAYLOR
Norman taught alongside Lecoq at the École Lecoq for almost 20 years. He is one of the few remaining first-generation Master Teachers of this school and is an authentic holder of this powerful pedagogic lineage.
Amy (see bio below) will be presenting "Theatres of Space" - her research on the relationship between Jacques Lecoq’s theatre pedagogy and postmodern spatial theories. Lecoq proposes that “everything moves” – not only human bodies, but also the spaces they inhabit.
Amy’s research looks at these lived spaces as theatrical forms, or “territories”, and takes this insight one step further: our lived environments shape us by setting the stage, casting the roles, and writing the script. We live in and live out – “theatres of space”.
Theatres of Space
with AMY RUSSELL
She was a pedagogic student of M. Lecoq in 1997-98, and subsequently created a complete training based on this pedagogy under the auspices of Naropa University, the Naropa MFA in Actor Created Physical Theatre, and was Chair of MFA until 2010. She was Pedagogic Co-Founder of the London International School of Performing Arts (LISPA) in 2003, and lead teacher at this school in London and Berlin until 2017. She has taught workshops and trainings internationally, independently and for theatre schools and universities.
