This
workshop will allow participants to create practical, spontaneous and intuitive
theatrical-performative vocabulary to quickly generate a theatrical piece.
During the workshop students will use different tools from contemporary theater performative techniques such as "Viewpoints" to explore the theatrical codes of space, time and movement. At the same time, they will use elements of "devised theater" to create a theatrical production without having to start with a play. Finally, attendees will build scenic compositions with or without a text and share their work in the workshop.
Participants will need to bring as working material a significant visual image, a music composition of any genre (classical to contemporary), and a copy of an extract from a text (no more than one page), dramatic, literary, poetic or journalistic.
During the workshop students will use different tools from contemporary theater performative techniques such as "Viewpoints" to explore the theatrical codes of space, time and movement. At the same time, they will use elements of "devised theater" to create a theatrical production without having to start with a play. Finally, attendees will build scenic compositions with or without a text and share their work in the workshop.
Participants will need to bring as working material a significant visual image, a music composition of any genre (classical to contemporary), and a copy of an extract from a text (no more than one page), dramatic, literary, poetic or journalistic.
Martín Balmaceda
(Director).
Martín is a Chilean
actor and director. His work has been seen at La Mama, Dixon Place, The New
Ohio Theater, INTAR, Studio Theatre in the Row, IATI Theater, The New School University, Repertorio Español, Pan
Asian Repertory, American Dance Institute, Northwestern University, Sarah
Lawrence College, The Flamboyan Theater, and recently at the Bushwick Starr. Martín has received best director 2016 ATI
award, Artistas de
Teatro Independiente and a nomination from ACE, La Asociación
de Cronistas de Espectáculos (The Association of Entertainment
Critics). His most recent direction of the play ‘Yoleros’ won the HOLA
award for outstanding achievement by an ensemble cast. Martín is a Lincoln
Center Directors' Lab alumna, with an MFA in theatre from Sarah Lawrence
College. Now Martin is directing at SLC ‘Marisol’ by José Rivera. For more
information about Martín’s work visit www.martinbalmaceda.com
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