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Interprétation théâtrale pour artistes de cirque 

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Interprétation théâtrale pour artistes de cirque
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Dates

January 6, 11, 20 and 27, 2022 
Schedule : from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.
[ 12-hour training, 4 blocks of 3 hours ]

 

Registration deadline

December 19, 2021

Language

French

Maximum number of participants

8

Cost

Subsidized Rate: 40.00$
Actual Value: 221.25$

In order to be eligible for the subsidized rate, participants must reside in Quebec and either be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident,or hold a work permit (open or closed). In addition, they must have one of the following employment statuses: Self-employed individual or Support for Self-Employment Measure, employee of a non-profit organization or a company whose payroll does not exceed $2,000,000, recipient of Employment Insurance or Social Assistance, recipient of an employment integration measure, or unemployed.

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 Description 

Designed to develop acting skills, including stage presence, interpretation of texts, the possibilities of the voice, and other theatrical techniques. The instructor will guide participants to develop tools to create characters and develop their theatrical sensibility.

This workshop is for circus artists.

"Alain Zouvi, a passionate and generous thespian, was able to transmit his knowledge and stimulate our imaginations through our emotions to enrich our approaches to circus performance. Brilliant!"
- Geneviève Besette

 

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 Trainer 

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Crédit photo : Julie Beauchemin

Alain Zouvi has 40 years of experience as a theatre and television actor. He has 14 years of experience as a director and 21 years of experience as a teacher and acting coach. He has been working as a voice over actor for almost 41 years. During his childhood, he rubbed shoulders with the circus world when his father, also an actor, worked as ringmaster. 

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 Workshop outline 

Course #1
Demonstrations and experimentation on how to play and approach a character.

Course #2
Reading and adapting spontaneous acting to a text and learning not to lose this spontaneity.

Course #3
Learning and exercises on listening, how to serve the other and the story in one's acting.

Course #4
End of the work of the last session. Listening and working on each text learned by heart, comments from the teacher and from each participant.

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Required material

Notes-taking material.

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 Location 

Théâtre La Comédie de Montréal
1113 Boulevard de Maisonneuve Est
Montréal, QC H2L 1Z6

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