Discover the fascinating world of theatre through our engaging workshop! Join us for a dynamic and interactive experience where you will delve into various aspects of the theatrical craft. From breathing exercises to movement techniques, this workshop is designed to enhance your understanding and skills in the realm of theatre.
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Therefore, in the context of interdisciplinarity, I can now very broadly examine the answer to the “eternal”, “unanswered”, and “unanswerable” questions – What is a body? To whom does it belong? (...) For me, the body has become synonymous with multidisciplinarity and interdisciplinarity because it implies this “elusiveness”. (Maja Marjančić - ADU)
Theatre Workshop: Unleashing Your Performer's Potential
Are you ready to unleash your inner performer? Join us for an exciting theatre workshop that will empower you to explore your artistic potential and develop your skills on stage. From breathing exercises to movement techniques, this immersive workshop offers a comprehensive approach to theatrical training.
It’s all about sharing.
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Sound creates the space around us. It transforms a theatre stage into a mountain meadow, a railway station or a factory. In addition to the space itself, sound also transforms time – the time of day, seasons, historical periods, or weather conditions. It connects and separates scenes. (Ivan Zelić, ADU)
Theatre Workshop: Mastering the Art of Performance
Step into the world of the stage with our intensive theatre workshop designed to help you master the art of performance. Join us for a transformative experience where you will delve into a range of techniques, from breath control to movement, that will elevate your skills as a performer.
Acting isn’t just a question of movement, it’s also being able to embody a feeling, make it real and share it to others.
Sound creates the space around us. It transforms a theatre stage into a mountain meadow, a railway station or a factory. In addition to the space itself, sound also transforms time – the time of day, seasons, historical periods, or weather conditions. It connects and separates scenes. (Ivan Zelić, ADU)
Budapest
An art workshop is taking place in Budapest.
“It was a great help for me and for the participants to have the Hungarian students present in this work, because their work with me was liberating for the other participants of the international course in terms of activity and bolder use of tools” - Peter Uray (MATE)
Workshop: Exploring the Art of Theatre.
Discover the fascinating world of theatre through our engaging workshop! Join us for a dynamic and interactive experience where you will delve into various aspects of the theatrical craft. From breathing exercises to movement techniques, this workshop is designed to enhance your understanding and skills in the realm of theatre.
Name of photographer.
One more caption here.
Name of artist + link gallery.
”A crucial element of the concept was to make everyday movement forms "dance worthy", or to develop an activity that was simple in its basic position in order to make abstraction possible. Making the movement motif into a sign-value starts from the simple exercise of repeating a movement that seems interesting in the process of improvisation until I can capture it by widening it and adjusting its rhythmic and dynamic level” - Peter Uray (MATE)
Theatre Workshop: Unleashing Your Performer's Potential
Are you ready to unleash your inner performer? Join us for an exciting theatre workshop that will empower you to explore your artistic potential and develop your skills on stage. From breathing exercises to movement techniques, this immersive workshop offers a comprehensive approach to theatrical training.
It’s all about sharing.
Always more information about the picture.
Theatre Workshop: Mastering the Art of Performance
Step into the world of the stage with our intensive theatre workshop designed to help you master the art of performance. Join us for a transformative experience where you will delve into a range of techniques, from breath control to movement, that will elevate your skills as a performer.
Acting isn’t just a question of movement, it’s also being able to embody a feeling, make it real and share it to others.
One of the surprising experiences of the Budapest meeting was that, while previous physical training was naturally an advantage both in terms of mastering the movement elements taught there and in terms of building the composition, in terms of the performer's attitude, we saw more than once a stronger presence and more personal solutions in the compositional material from those who were more skilled in other areas. For example, the musicians were often stronger than the others in the way they structured the movement material and the intensity of their presence. - Peter Uray (MATE)
Perth
An art workshop is taking place in Zagreb.
“It was a great help for me and for the participants to have the Hungarian students present in this work, because their work with me was liberating for the other participants of the international course in terms of activity and bolder use of tools” - Peter Uray (MATE)
Workshop: Exploring the Art of Theatre.
Discover the fascinating world of theatre through our engaging workshop! Join us for a dynamic and interactive experience where you will delve into various aspects of the theatrical craft. From breathing exercises to movement techniques, this workshop is designed to enhance your understanding and skills in the realm of theatre.
Name of photographer.
One more caption here.
Name of artist + link gallery.
”A crucial element of the concept was to make everyday movement forms "dance worthy", or to develop an activity that was simple in its basic position in order to make abstraction possible. Making the movement motif into a sign-value starts from the simple exercise of repeating a movement that seems interesting in the process of improvisation until I can capture it by widening it and adjusting its rhythmic and dynamic level” - Peter Uray (MATE)
Theatre Workshop: Unleashing Your Performer's Potential
Are you ready to unleash your inner performer? Join us for an exciting theatre workshop that will empower you to explore your artistic potential and develop your skills on stage. From breathing exercises to movement techniques, this immersive workshop offers a comprehensive approach to theatrical training.
It’s all about sharing.
Always more information about the picture.
Theatre Workshop: Mastering the Art of Performance
Step into the world of the stage with our intensive theatre workshop designed to help you master the art of performance. Join us for a transformative experience where you will delve into a range of techniques, from breath control to movement, that will elevate your skills as a performer.
Acting isn’t just a question of movement, it’s also being able to embody a feeling, make it real and share it to others.
One of the surprising experiences of the Budapest meeting was that, while previous physical training was naturally an advantage both in terms of mastering the movement elements taught there and in terms of building the composition, in terms of the performer's attitude, we saw more than once a stronger presence and more personal solutions in the compositional material from those who were more skilled in other areas. For example, the musicians were often stronger than the others in the way they structured the movement material and the intensity of their presence. - Peter Uray (MATE)
Brussels
An art workshop is taking place in Brussels.
“It was a great help for me and for the participants to have the Hungarian students present in this work, because their work with me was liberating for the other participants of the international course in terms of activity and bolder use of tools” - Peter Uray (MATE)
Workshop: Exploring the Art of Theatre.
Discover the fascinating world of theatre through our engaging workshop! Join us for a dynamic and interactive experience where you will delve into various aspects of the theatrical craft. From breathing exercises to movement techniques, this workshop is designed to enhance your understanding and skills in the realm of theatre.
Name of photographer.
One more caption here.
Name of artist + link gallery.
”A crucial element of the concept was to make everyday movement forms "dance worthy", or to develop an activity that was simple in its basic position in order to make abstraction possible. Making the movement motif into a sign-value starts from the simple exercise of repeating a movement that seems interesting in the process of improvisation until I can capture it by widening it and adjusting its rhythmic and dynamic level” - Peter Uray (MATE)
Theatre Workshop: Unleashing Your Performer's Potential
Are you ready to unleash your inner performer? Join us for an exciting theatre workshop that will empower you to explore your artistic potential and develop your skills on stage. From breathing exercises to movement techniques, this immersive workshop offers a comprehensive approach to theatrical training.
It’s all about sharing.
Always more information about the picture.
Theatre Workshop: Mastering the Art of Performance
Step into the world of the stage with our intensive theatre workshop designed to help you master the art of performance. Join us for a transformative experience where you will delve into a range of techniques, from breath control to movement, that will elevate your skills as a performer.
Acting isn’t just a question of movement, it’s also being able to embody a feeling, make it real and share it to others.
One of the surprising experiences of the Budapest meeting was that, while previous physical training was naturally an advantage both in terms of mastering the movement elements taught there and in terms of building the composition, in terms of the performer's attitude, we saw more than once a stronger presence and more personal solutions in the compositional material from those who were more skilled in other areas. For example, the musicians were often stronger than the others in the way they structured the movement material and the intensity of their presence. - Peter Uray (MATE)
