Another Training notice for all you actors:
INVISIBLE THEATRE WORKSHOP
An intensive fun-packed, charged, hands-on workshop suited to people who want skills experience & knowledge in creating issue-based scenes that are performed in public without the public knowing the scenes have been staged.
Come and lose yourself within the mysteries of invisible theatre and learn techniques of the Theatre of the Oppressed and those pioneered by Augusto Boal, Keith Johnston, Clive Barker and many others.
Taking place in London UK 8th – 11th November 2007
Led by Tony Cealy
The workshop cost is £150.00 Spaces are limited.
To secure your place or for more information contact Noh Budget Films PO Box 45770 London SW16 5WS 07956 877358 info@nohbudgetfilms.freeserve.co.uk
The workshop is completely interactive and peppered with creative action methods that will take you through a series of dynamic exercises, image theatre and role-play, to devise a piece of invisible theatre that will be performed in public.
In this workshop you will practice, play and perform techniques from the ‘theatre of the oppressed’. As a group we will choose an issue to explore which we will use in our final show. Participants will be encouraged to challenge their preconceptions about the final piece throughout the workshop.
Though no drama experience is necessary to participate you must be willing to actively explore new methods and best practice learnt through skills sharing & networking in a safe and supportive environment.
Participants from previous workshop:
“For me this workshop was about how we look at ourselves and what we believe about ourselves, as well as what we can do to make people more aware of important issues” –Owen Thomas, Education Partnerships Manager, Skyline Partnership
"Everyone in my organisation should take this workshop every year, because of the way it inspires and revitalises" – Sandra Brown Director, Cycle of Life
“A powerful insight into image theory and its application to facilitation and performance training” Ebony Okolo Artistic Director Forsight Theatre
“A packed-full, exciting workshop that shows us what and how to make change happen dramatically and memorable in our daily lives”. Steve Wright Connexions Manager London
“It works on a number of levels, helping to connect the personal & political to the wider context of the world we live in” Mary O’ Silver Freelance Therapist & Counsellor
“Stimulating, involving and value for money” Paul Rackford - Actor
“Thoroughly enjoyable, contact me for the next one!” participant
Information circulated via www.ethnicshowcase.com training iniative
Labels: Acting, London, Training, Young People
