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On The Verge #6

Facilitated by Catherine Magill and Peter Trotman

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Rosie Fayman (2022). Photo by Anna White, Artwork by Bronwen Kamasz
2 July 2023
9am—5pm

Sylvia Staehli Theatre & Upstairs Studio

Full: $40
Concession/Members/Locals: $25

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This event is suitable for those with experience and comfort in improvisation and performance.

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Sunday 2 July, 9am—5pm
Sylvia Staehli Theatre and Upstairs Studio

A day of practice for those with some experience of improvisational, movement-based performance.

This lightly facilitated day-long event will offer a safe, supportive, and stimulating environment for practicing improvised performance. The day’s sessions will be structured in a simple way to allow time for everyone to perform, reflect, and receive positive feedback. Participants will have the opportunity to create multiple, short pieces that explore across movement, dance, sound and spoken word.

The day will start with some time for a personal warm-up. Then, breaking into smaller groups, the day will be divided into sessions for peer practice. The number of participants will determine how many practice slots will be available and in how many spaces. Maximum 20 participants.

For all enquiries and booking info contact Catherine via the Enquire button.

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Catherine Magill and Peter Trotman each have over 30 – 40 years experience as Improvised Performance artists. Leading practitioners of the form they have taught and performed both nationally and internationally. Both artists work with movement and text and are known for their strong sense of theatre, clever repartee and diverse movement styles. Catherine and Peter are excited to present this fifth peer practice event for the Improvisation Community.

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