Month: March 2011
Exploring Archetypes = Exploring Your Self
Yesterday’s workshop at ASU was intense, and fun . Ten participants, 6 hours of intensive work. We managed to explore 5 archetypes – Hero, Huntress, Child, Fool and Maiden. I work with the Archetypes as devised by John Wright for mask training. […]
Acting Workshop in Phoenix – Voice and the Archetypes
I arrived in Phoenix, Arizona on Saturday, after a 12 hour flight with Qantas and a one hour flight with South West Airlines. Essentially, I am here with my theatre company, Thunder’s Mouth Theatre, to perform my show The Fall of June […]
Theatre as Protest Alive and Well
There’s an interesting and provocative blog post up over at Belt Up Theatre that prompted me to join in. The tenor of their argument is that if government funding for the arts, arts education and arts training generally dries up, then the […]
Yesterday, I went along to ASU with my friend and colleague Associate Professor Micha Espinosa, to attend her advanced voice class at ASU. What a joy! With a mat, a small zafu and a small yellow ball, for two hours we rolled, […]
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Tagged acting, breath, training, voice