THE WISDOM OF IMPERFECTION – clown level III
at Emerson College
Sunday 8 to Saturday 14 August 2010
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Clowning is the art of making mistakes and there is an art to paying
attention to the unexpected, to accidents and those unintended things
we do. Sometimes our striving for perfection blinds us to what the
world is trying to tell us. Great wisdom can be found in making
peace with our shadows and our shortcomings and clowning celebrates
all our humanity even those part of it we are desperately trying
not to be.
This level III course brings a fresh new way of looking at impros
by focusing on the many strategies we use for avoiding mistakes.
The course gives a greater focus on theatrical and improvisational
techniques and will feel very different from previous levels. For
example, impros are repeated to bring actors to work in less familiar
and/or comfortable areas.
Level 3 moves the work one step closer to performance and is an
ideal preliminary to Towards Performance and/or Social Clowning.
Facilitators: Vivian Gladwell + Sharon
Usher
To book: Click
here to enquire about available places and booking
You will emailed a booking form and further details
Tuition £375, Accommodation £96, Meals £25.25
(lunches only)
Please note
You receive a 10% reduction, if you do this course as part of the
two-year clown training.
For further details click
here
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