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Workshops for Students - Aerial, Dance and Physical TheatreDesigned for students of physical theatre or dancers who wish to explore how Circus techniques can be applied to their training and how those may be invigorated with a basic knowledge of aerial and acrobatic skill. Using theatre games and improvisation techniques, this is for students who want to explore the difficulties that being in the air presents. To be in the air for a reason is the way theatre meets dance/ circus. Not learning Circus but acting, moving with ropes and slings. Discovering how a performer's training can find new ways of moving in the air. Company F.Z's work covers contentious issues, investigating the depths and heights of human experience with both honesty and humour, finding redemption in life's most difficult and challenging moments. Open to anyone in physical theatre or dance education.
Workshops for Performers - Aerial, Dance and Physical TheatreDesigned for physical actors and dancers who wish to explore how Circus techniques can be applied to their techniques and how those may be invigorated with a basic knowledge of aerial and acrobatic skill. Please include a brief CV of any training or performance experience. Workshops are a minimum of 3 hrs long and a maximum of 6hrs. Artistic Directors Flick Ferdinando and John-Paul Zaccarini both hale from a theatre and dance background, finding Physical Theatre the bridge between those two disciplines before finally arriving at the Circus. Flick Ferdinando is the Artistic Advisor to the BA hons Circus at The Circus Space; she is also Artistic Director for mimbre creating ‘Sprung' and ‘Trip Tic'. She also performs with companies such as Peepolykus and for regular variety cabaret. She continues to direct for comedy companies. John-Paul Zaccarini regularly teaches and choreographs for Cirkus Cirkor in Sweden, and is a Mentor for their 3 year Circus Diploma. He directs for the Gandini Juggling Project. He most recently choreographed for the Nobel Prize Ceremony.
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