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Ecole Omnibus - Montreal


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    COURSE OBJECTIVES AND CONTENT

    BEGINNERS

    This course is an initiation to corporeal-mime technique as it applies to the practice of theatre. Students will be introduced to a dramatic vocabulary that is a true gestural grammar encompassing the body as well as planes, lines and areas in space, dynamism and rhythm. Moreover, the performers' imagination is stimulated by improvisation through which the concepts of neutrality, presence and absence (solo), causality and polarity (duo) and staging (group) are explored.

    No prerequisite.

    ADVANCED

    Based on corporeal-mime technique, this course focuses on a practical approach to "non-verbal" dramaturgy. Objective elements of the creative process are explored, including:

    1. The dynamic and rhythmic structure;

    2. The impact of space and time on gestural vocabulary;

    3. The relationship of inert (costumes, props) elements with the actors' performance and the meaning of the work;

    4. The concept of angel and hero as applied to the transposition of reality into mythical characters and situations. Actors become familiar with intuition through a fertile and radical artistic language by which one supports the intent.

    Prerequisite: Participants must have some experience in the performing arts or have studied at the École de Mime.

    FRIDAY AND SATURDAY COURSES

    Courses combining beginner and advanced levels provide models of mastery for novices and remind experienced students of the learning and assimilation processes. Friday courses focus on composition, grammar, systems and repertoire while Saturday courses deal with technique and improvisation.

    2008-2009 SCHOOL YEAR

    Session 1 from October 13 to November 15, 2008

    Session 2 from November 17 to December 20, 2008

    Session 3 from January 12 to February 28, 2009

    Session 4 from March 9 to April 25, 2009







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