Maskeworkshop med Matteo Destro

 

Workshop den 14. eller 15. juni fra kl. 10-17 på Forsøgsstationen.

Der tilbydes 5 fripladser til  begge dage for Forsøgsstationens medlemmer.

Workshoppen er støttet af Kunstfonden i samarbejde med Passepartout Teatre produktion, UNIMA Danmark og Forsøgsstationen

 

Tilmelding til Sif Jessen Hymøller

sif@unima.dk

 

Maskeworkshop

Denne intensive workshop er en mulighed for at udforske maske- og bevægelsesbaseret teater. Masken, der dækker skuespillerens ansigt og alle dens utallige udtryksmuligheder, transformerer fuldstændig vores måde at forske i kroppens udtryksevne og dens relation til rummet på. Dette giver skuespilleren et mere følsomt og dramatisk udtryk og et rigere og en mere artikuleret gestik. Masken er en essentiel reference, der tillader os at finde en dybere autencitet i nærværet på scenen.

 

Mask Workshop

This intensive course is an opportunity to explore mask and movement based theatre.

The mask, covering the face of the actor and all its myriad possibilities for expression, completely transforms our way of researching the body’s expressivity and its relation to the space.

This gives the actor a more sensitive dramatic expression and a richer and more articulate gestural language..

The mask is a  truly essential referents that allow us to find a deeper authenticity in stage presence and performance.

 

 

 

Matteo Destro began his theatrical career shortly after graduating with a master’s degree in Pedagogy,
wearing a red nose and devoting himself to street art. His desire to further his theatre training led him to
study with Jacques Lecoq at his École Internationale de Théâtre in Paris, where he also studied with
Norman Taylor, Pierre Byland and Alain Gautré. During his time at Lecoq’s school, Matteo began to explore
the art of masks, movement and theatrical creation. Over time, this research has become the core of his
artistic practice.

Since 2016, he has been the founder and director of ATELIER Mask Movement Theatre, an international
school/workshop for research and theatre creation based in San Miniato in the province of Pisa.

 

For more information about Matteo:  http://www.ateliermatteodestro.com