Movement in Theatre

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This collection explores the evolution of movement in theatre, from the warm-up, through a history of movement direction, to masterclasses with expert movement directors.

  1. 27.02.2017 ·  VIDEO

    RashDash: Devising Masterclass

    Helen Goalen and Abbi Greenland of theatre company RashDash lead this movement masterclass, incorporating techniques that can be used by students in the devising process.

    9 Min.

  2. 17.04.2015 ·  VIDEO

    Frantic Assembly Masterclass: Building Blocks for Devising

    Scott Graham, Artistic Director of Frantic Assembly (The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, Othello) leads the Ignition company through techniques for devising physically dynamic work. Gain an unrivaled insight into the Frantic method and see how you too can devise your own movement-led work, quickly and simply. Find out more about Frantic Assembly: http://www.franticassembly.co.uk

    11 Min.

  3. 17.04.2015 ·  VIDEO

    Frantic Assembly Masterclass: Learning to Fly

    Artistic Director Scott Graham leads this physical theatre masterclass, featuring a series of exercises and techniques used to create spectacular lifts performed in the production of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time. Find out more about Frantic Assembly: http://www.franticassembly.co.uk

    12 Min.

  4. 18.02.2015 ·  VIDEO

    Movement Direction: Creating Character

    Vanessa Ewan leads this movement direction masterclass, guiding an actor playing Nora from A Doll's House using techniques to explore physicality and enhance character transformation. PLEASE NOTE: Not all movement exercises are suitable for everyone and this or any other movement exercise may result in injury. To reduce the risk of injury, never force or strain, use the exercises only as intended and demonstrated, and follow all instructions carefully.

    8 Min.

  5. 23.01.2015 ·  VIDEO

    History of Movement Direction

    This film explores the history of movement direction and how movement in theatre has evolved in recent years. Movement Director Ayse Tashkiran looks back at the Central European influences of the 20th century to the contemporary work of physical theatre companies including Complicite and DV8.

    6 Min.

  6. 13.01.2015 ·  VIDEO

    Creating an Ensemble

    Movement Director Imogen Knight demonstrates a series of physical exercises which can be used during rehearsals to create an ensemble. PLEASE NOTE: Not all movement exercises are suitable for everyone and this or any other movement exercise may result in injury. To reduce the risk of injury, never force or strain, use the exercises only as intended and demonstrated, and follow all instructions carefully.

    12 Min.

  7. 13.01.2015 ·  VIDEO

    Creating Chorus: Pace Exercise

    In the final part of this collection, Aline David takes a group of actors through pace exercises, and shows how changes in speed can be a tool to isolate important characters. Aline also demonstrates how movement direction can shift the audience's focus to suit the demands of the play. PLEASE NOTE: Not all movement exercises are suitable for everyone and this or any other movement exercise may result in injury. To reduce the risk of injury, never force or strain, use the exercises only as intended and demonstrated, and follow all instructions carefully.

    6 Min.

  8. 13.01.2015 ·  VIDEO

    Creating Chorus: Leading Exercise

    In the second part of this collection, Aline David explores leading exercises with a group of actors. Using simple follow and repetition techniques Aline shapes individual actors into an ensemble, forming physical sequences for choral movement on stage. PLEASE NOTE: Not all movement exercises are suitable for everyone and this or any other movement exercise may result in injury. To reduce the risk of injury, never force or strain, use the exercises only as intended and demonstrated, and follow all instructions carefully.

    4 Min.
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This collection explores the evolution of movement in theatre, from the warm-up, through a history of movement direction, to masterclasses with expert movement directors.

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    National Theatre
  • Jahre aktiv
    2015 - 2017
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