Improvisation for Actors Melbourne
Impro Melbourne presents
Improvisation for Actors
“ It restored my confidence in myself and in impro. It reminded me to be more playful and daring with my craft. I don’t think it is any co-incidence that since starting the course I have got 2 different acting jobs. “
Participant Actors Workshops 2008
A series of workshops run by professional actors for professional actors to explore spontaneous improvisation.
For anyone interested in honing their impro skills for:
Auditions
Stage work
Rehearsal techniques
Improvised work for theatre or television
Workshops will be responsive to participant needs and will cover:
Impro basics (spontaneity, being present, removing fear)
Scene work (inspiring your partner, using offers, developing a narrative, playing the moment)
Character work (discovery through impulse, offers and response)
Releasing creative blocks (playing the moment with commitment, leaping into the unknown)
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WORKSHOP INFORMATION
When: Series 1 Wednesdays 29 April - 24 June / 09
Series 2 Wednesdays 7 October - 2 December / 09
Time: 7.00 p.m. – 9.00 p.m.
Where: The Space, 318 Chapel Street (cnr. Carlton St), Prahran
Cost: $264 full or $220 with Equity (or other concession)
Enquiries: For all bookings or enquiries please email or call Sean Fabri:
Mobile: 0417 507 907 publicworkshops@impromelbourne.com.au
The Instructors
Patti Stiles is in demand worldwide as an improvisation performer and teacher. Her interpretation, and extension of Johnstone’s work and philosophy, combined with her wealth of performance experience has made her a “must have” teacher for performers and companies wishing to create spontaneous theatre with fine skill, strong narrative and style. She has taught at Central School of Speech and Drama and RADA in London.
Jenny Lovell has been performing in theatre, film and TV for over 20 years. She has performed, directed and taught impro in Sydney, Melbourne and overseas in USA, Canada and Hong Kong. Television and film appearances include: Prisoner, Picnic At Hanging Rock, and Gallipoli.
Lliam Amor is an actor, writer and illustrator. Currently teaching drama at Deakin University he has had over 15 years experience in the world of improvisation. Television and theatre appearances include: Celebrity Theatresports, Late Night Impro, Thank God You’re Here, The Micallef Program, Neighbours, MDA and various TV commercials.
