Modul 1Talking Pictures - Institut für Kulturdidaktik

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Modul 1Talking Pictures - Institut für Kulturdidaktik
Secondly, that all we ever do in our life is translation. Communicating is translating. Speaking is
translating the idea through images into words and then putting them over to another. Transporting
is translating an object to another place. These two ideas mean that we can take a short story and
adapt it to the stage, and create images to link scenes together. This workshop is about stage acting
and creating images, in short: performing. The group will explore characters, scenery, text, chorus
work, movement, dance, scenography, music, singing, gesture... And images, of course. It goes
without saying! The group will be informed before the workshop of the story to read and prepare.
Modul 2 Tragedy and Bouffons
In this module the group makes a physical approach to text. All materials are tragic. Mount Everest
gets smaller each year. All falls. Every living creature must pass away or pass on. The best laid plans
„Of Mice or Men“ oft go awry - hence „Of Mice And Men“. The relationship between Man and god,
between Woman and god, is the motor beneath all tragedies. Faust and King Lear, Antigone and
Miss Julie or Richard III. – the list is long. In many tragedies there is the Fool. In The Tempest we see
Caliban, a Bouffon. If, in tragedy, gods spit on man, then the Bouffon spits on the gods. The famous
reversal of dynamic. But the bouffons do not spit on us, the humans of this tragic world. The Group
will be informed of the texts to study before the workshop.
Modul 3 Fools and Clowns
The objective is to go from the sense of humour to humour itself. One‘s sense of oneself, of success
and failure, of our place in the world, depend upon our sense of humour. We take things seriously.
Better not to take oneself too seriously, though. Humour is a tough business. Nothing more difficult
than making the audience laugh at us or with us. The group will explore texts, actions, gags: The
hilarious jokers, The Fool in Shakespeare, Yvor Cutlet of Y‘Hup, Norman (Wisdom) and Bruce at
the London Palladium, and The Grotesks… and explore oneself.
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The objective is to put into practice what the group had explored in the previous modules. For this, two
ideas are prominent: Firstly,thatonstageallenchainements, transitions, linkings, are made by the image.
Although we often see ideas and intelligence trying in vain to do the job, what the audience craves is the
image which carries us into the next scene. It is essential to capture the audience in an image which is
between the idea and the word. Images are in the world of movement, especially when they are still…
THEATER
Modul 1 Talking Pictures
PÄDAGOGIK
Norman Taylor LOOK, SEE, AND, MOVE
ADVANCED
Modul 1 Talking Pictures
Mi 17. bis So 21. Sept. 2014
Modul 2
Tragedy and Bouffons
Sa 22. bis Mi 26. Nov. 2014
Modul 3
Fools and Clowns
Di 6. bis Sa 10. Jan. 2015
Abschluss Präsentation
Sa 10. Januar 2015, 19:30 Uhr
Kurszeiten
An allen Tagen jeweils 9:00–13:00 Uhr und 14:00–17:00 Uhr
Ort
Off–Theater, 1070 Wien, Kirchengasse 41
Gesamtkosten
€ 1.950,- inkl. MwSt.
Ratenzahlung nach Absprache möglich.
Anmeldung
Formular unter www.kulturdidaktik.at ausfüllen
Anmeldeschluss
31. Juli 2014
Voraussetzung
Erfolgreiche Teilnahme an der Norman Taylor-Ausbildung Look, See, and, Move.
Gruppengröße
15 bis max. 20 TeilnehmerInnen
Unter 15 TeilnehmerInnen findet die Ausbildungsreihe nicht statt.
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Einzelbuchung
Die Ausbildungsreihe ist nur komplett buchbar. Lediglich bei weniger als 15 Anmeldungen
nach Ablauf der Frist, werden die Module für Einzelbuchungen geöffnet, um die
Durchführung zu ermöglichen.
Kosten Einzelbuchung
je Modul € 690,- inkl. MwSt.
INSTITUT FÜR KULTURDIDAKTIK
1170 WIEN I WEISSGASSE 38 I www.kulturdidaktik.at I Tel: +43(0)1/5969038
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Organisatorisches
THEATER
PÄDAGOGIK
Norman Taylor LOOK, SEE, AND, MOVE
ADVANCED