Performance. Art. Training.
Learn how to be funny with Peter Shub
21-22 December, 2019
Wilhelminenhofstr 91, 12459 Berlin
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Learn the key foundations of being funny.
Getting people to laugh requires genuine humor, which is definitely about more then telling jokes. Continue reading “How to be Always Funny Sometimes – Peter Shub”
Three days of clowning with Joanna Bassi
12, 19, 26, January 2020
Wilhelminenhofstr 91, 12459 Berlin
This workshop covers contemporary clowning – what is only absurd, and what is also funny and why. It also looks into classic tricks of the trade, exercises in search of comic identity, style and timing.
On the longer run we can approach how to compose an act. Continue reading “Game of Clowns – Joanna Bassi”
Work on the three human levels: brain, heart and movement with Marianna de Sanctis
1-2 February, 2020
Wilhelminenhofstr 91, 12459 Berlin
A masterclass open to jugglers and hoopers.
We will work on artistic research with objects, elements of theater on stage and clowning. Continue reading “EmoHoop – Marianna de Sanctis”
Five days of dance and juggling with Stefan Sing and Cristiana Casadio
24-28 February, 2020
Wilhelminenhofstr 91, 12459 Berlin
“If you want to juggle better, learn to dance.” – Stefan Sing
This workshop will explore the intrinsic connection between throwing objects and body movement, combining the Organic Juggling techniques of Stefan Sing with the choreographic and rhythmic qualities of contemporary dance, taught by Cristiana Casadio. Continue reading “Organic Juggling Meets Dance”
Three days of juggling in movement with Bogdan Illouz
20-22 March, 2020
Wilhelminenhofstr 91, 12459 Berlin
The purpose of this workshop is helping jugglers to have a deeper understanding of the different mechanics in action when we juggle in movement. Continue reading “Movement Mechanics – Bogdan Illouz”
Five days of movement and juggling with Benjamin Richter
30 March – 3 April, 2020
Wilhelminenhofstr 91, 12459 Berlin
If the object could move by itself, how would it move?
How does this object – my body – want to move?
How can my body communicate with the other objects?
How can this dialogue create choreography and instant composition? Continue reading “Movement Consciousness and the Language of Objects – Benjamin Richter”
