Schedule
Fri, 12.01.2024
18:00 - 20:00 - Practical Training
Sat 13.01.2024 - Sun, 14.01.2024
10:00-12:30 Practical Training
12:30-14:00 - Lunch Break
14:00-18:00 - Practical Training
We are excited to invite you to join us for a special workshop in Berlin in January 2024 that focuses on Physical Action in Performance Making.
To register, visit: physicalityinacting.com/registration-3day-workshop-january-berlin
Costs for participants:
Tuition Fee for 3 Days / 15 hours workshop see here: physicalityinacting.com/3-day-january-germany-2024
Contact details:
Email: info@nipai.org
Website: physicalityinacting.com
Who is this program for?
The workshop is open to practicing directors of the Physical Theatre, Drama Theatre, Musical Theatre, Choreographers and Circus Directors, working in various genres, techniques, and styles, as well as actors and dancers, interested to acquire reliable director's toolkit to create contemporary professional productions. The in-class session is designed for strong, hardy, disciplined professionals and pre-professionals who are ready to participate from the beginning to the end.
Performers will practically explore:
how to build up images and characters playing with the physical language of movement, relationships with space and partners; how to connect isolated elements into the whole performance fragments;
how to unfold the actor’s creative nature and freedom in improvisation and spontaneity in the rehearsal process and the training.
This workshop is a simple way that can help you formulate your personal unique approach to work with actors and dancers on performance production, through the intensive practical training based on the Ostrenko Brothers Method of performer's physical training and rehearsal.
Students will be introduced to Meyerhold's "Biomechanics", M.Chekhov's "Psychological Gesture" and Stanislavsky's "Physical Action", with experienced professional practitioners, experts in performing arts pedagogy, directing and practice in multicultural groups and multidisciplinary projects - Ostrenko Brothers.
Ostrenko Brothers Method
The program will also introduce the Ostrenko Brothers' Method, a widely recognized approach to performance that generates innovative productions by utilizing concepts, ideas, and existing play-texts. The method offers the tools and support necessary for performers to reach their full potential.
The working language is English.