Biomechanics. Psychological Gesture. Physical Action
International intensive workshop

June 4 - 5
Turin, Italy

Participants will become acquainted with Ostrenko Method of actor's physical training, formed and inspired by the greatest figures of the Russian Theatre Tradition and the newest experiments in performing arts. The practical training is focused on the psycho-physical approach to the art of acting relying on the teachings of Russian outstanding theatrical innovators - Vsevolod Meyerhold, Michael Chekhov, Konstantin Stanislavsky. Participants will explore the principles of Biomechanics, the Psychological Gesture, the Physical Action, the Method of Active Analysis.

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Theatre Biomechanics

August 22 - 29
Austria

International intensive workshop under the direction of Russian theatre direction and teacher

The working language is English.

Participants will explore the principles of Theatre Biomechanics, the psycho-physical approach in contemporary performer’s training and its application to practical work - rehearsal process, performance and teaching, and will learn one of the classical Etudes.

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International Performing Arts Conferences
theatre, dance, music, visual and multimedia art

Nearest dates and more details:

May 20 - 24
http://www.iugte.com/projects/conf-may/prog-may

August 25 - 29

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International Physical Theatre Laboratory

Nearest dates, programme details & registration:

May 17 - 24 AUSTRIA
http://www.iugte.com/projects/physicaltheatre

July 21 - 27 ITALY
http://www.iugte.com/projects/lab-turin-jul

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Registration open for international events in Austria and Italy - 2011

Participants: performers from different creative genres and techniques, actors of physical, dramatic, dance and musical theatres, circus performers, dancers, directors and choreographers, performing arts educators, teachers, artists, playwrights, theatre critics, journalists, theatre researchers and arts managers.

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