East 15 - Acting- Physical Theatre (Clown, Ensemble and Mask)

Monday 17 July to Saturday 22 July 2017

East 15 - Acting- Physical Theatre (Clown, Ensemble and Mask)

We are pleased to announce that East 15's Summer Schools return to our Loughton campus this August. East 15 Acting School was one of the first conservatoires to offer Summer Schools aimed at those considering going to drama school, those wanting to know more about a particular area of acting, or those wanting to brush up on their skills.

Participants aged 17 or over can book for the East 15 summer courses on-line, and take advantage of our early bird offers which are available until 31 May 2017.

This course explores three key elements of physical theatre, all of which focus on the body as the main instrument of expression. Mask is a fundamental part of physical training and is used as a tool to help increase imagination and strong physical character choices. Basic Larval and Expressive Character masks are used to develop energetic and humorous character choices. Ensemble works through exercises drawn from Eastern Europe (including Grotowski) to create and make discoveries as a group, developing powerful and original performances. Clowning looks at the performerstripped of all pretence, politics and style leaving the human being, passionate to go on stage, in front of an audience, at any price and desperate for attention.

Fee £490 (£50 discount if paid by 31 May)

For more information please visit our website, or please contact us directly at [email protected] for details.

Author

East 15 Acting School

East 15 Acting School

East 15 is one of a leading group of UK conservatoires. We are now one of the largest specialist theatre schools in the UK, with distinguished international teaching staff and over 770 students.

We need your help supporting young creatives

Recent posts by this author

View more posts by East 15 Acting School

0 Comments

Post A Comment

You must be signed in to post a comment. Click here to sign in now

You might also like

West End Actor Interrogates Stereotyping Faced by Latinx People in Soho Theatre Solo Show

West End Actor Interrogates Stereotyping Faced by Latinx People in Soho Theatre Solo Show

by Daniel Miller

Read now