Interpretation II

Base Knowledge

Interpretation 1

Teaching Methodologies

The student should be able to: -Develop an acute awareness of the requirements of the work within a

collective. -Develop the ability of self-motivation and be able to encourage the work of the group. -Develop

not only a keen critical sense, but also a sense of humor about his work and the work of the group. -Identify

and gradually overcome his difficulties as an actor. Learn how to deal with the dramatic text creatively,

always betting on the discovery of its scenic possibilities -Develop the ability to create scenes between

groups of work.

Learning Results

 

The student should be able to:
 
- Develop awareness of the demands of a creator's work in a collaborative space, which puts the collective and the singular in tension;
 
-Expand the dimensions of the work of an actor/actress as a creator;
 
- Identify and progressively overcome your difficulties as a breeder;
 
- Develop work of dramatic analysis on the dramatic text (Stanislavski by Actioning/ Max Stafford-Clark and active analysis);
 
- Develop forms of appropriation (dramatic rewriting / Bertolt Brecht ; Space / Tension levels / Jacques Lecoq; Composition/ Points of view / Anne Bogart);
 
- Develop a creation exercise from a dramatic text.

Program

The student should be able to:

I work of dramaturgical analysis; the Universe of the author, the dramatic action, the events, the

circumstance, the transitions, language, characters; the foundation of the dramatic choices. II Passage of the

texto to scene: space-body-text; 3 perform and present of small scenes of collaborative work

Curricular Unit Teachers

Grading Methods

Continuing Evaluation
  • - Ponctuality and Work Group Integration - 30.0%
  • - Dramatic Exercise - 45.0%
  • - Technical Domain and Artitstic Creation - 25.0%

Internship(s)

NAO

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