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Neutral Mask Workshop with Dody Disanto
Posted May 19, 2007
Note: The workshop is in DC and not juggling, but probably worth the trip for performers looking to develop their movement skills. Posted as received.
center for movement theater
ACTOR PREPARATION of the BODY
the IMAGINATION
and the ART OF COLLABORATION
5-DAY INTENSIVE in New York City • JUNE 24 thru 28 2007
NEUTRAL MASK developed by JACQUES LECOQ
with MASTER TEACHER DODY DISANTO
A COMPREHENSIVE COURSE - 30 hours
Sunday – Thursday 10am - 5pm
June 24-28, 2007
held in Manhattan
at Trisha Brown Dance Studio
625 West 55th Street
Tuition - $600 ($550 if paid by May 31st )
Utilizing the innate wisdom of the body, the neutral mask enables us to find freedom, awareness and expression. It is a foundation and point of reference for building all character. It pushes us to our growing edge, guides us into a dialogue with our habits and arrives at the truth through essential gesture.
The neutral mask is a full-face mask that you wear through a series of exercises. The mask engages a large space and beckons you to expand your presence. The exercises allow you to experience how the great movements of nature correspond to the most intimate movements of human emotion.
The course will cover the entire thrust of the neutral mask work, including all supporting structures: dynamic studies, movement analysis, element identifications and ensemble creation.
This course is open to professional individuals of all levels.
Classes are very physical.
Dody DiSanto is a teacher, performer, director and movement specialist. Trained in Paris, she holds an esteemed position as a teaching protege of the late Jacques Lecoq whose teachings she carries on at the Center for Movement Theatre. She is currently on the faculty of The Academy for Classical Acting for The Shakespeare Theatre and at The Catholic University of America in Washington DC, where she teaches mask.
TO REGISTER Please visit www.thisisthecenter.com YOU CAN REGISTER ON-LINE!!
For more information phone Dody at (202) 462-5810.
the center for movement theatre
4321 Wisconsin Avenue, NW
Washington, DC 20016
(202) 462-5810
www.ThisIsTheCenter.com
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