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Arch Guido Pelliccioni
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CORSO DI FORMAZIONE: IL MESTIERE DELL'ATTORE
L'esperienza del comunicare è per un attore motivo di crescita ma l'esperienza cela in se anche molti segreti , e alcune leggi.
Il teatro le rispetta, le ritrova, le applica, e meglio vi riesce se non trascura la vita.
Il corso di formazione che Aikot propone, intende muoversi all'interno di questo mondo pieno di insidie, di possibilità, di risorse creative, scoprire le varietà inesauribili del gesto, del contatto con lo spazio e con gli oggetti, le relazioni di legame con le persone ed i conflitti; le capacità di riosservare il quotidiano e riportarlo sulla scena come accadimento immediato, leggibile, comunicabile.
La parola è padrona, eppure spesso influente, non necessaria, il cosmo delle innumerevoli realtà celate dietro la sua pronuncia, costituiranno lavoro di gioco e di ricerca.
Il suono della voce tornerà al corpo in scoperta e recupero delle sonorità che le corde vocali sensibilmente potranno ricomporre.
Il lavoro è sul corpo, sul gesto, sulla comunicazione, sui giochi, sulla parola, sul teatro che ancora percorrer la sua strada forse più semplice.
Seminari di lavoro sul clown, sulla commedia dell’arte, sul buffone medioevale saranno tenuti da insegnanti di qualificata esperienza nel campo dell’arte gestuale.
Il corso è tenuto da Vincenzo di Bonaventura, maturatosi presso la scuola di Philippe Gaulier "secondo i principi di Jacques Lecoq".
Il corso si terrà presso la Sala Teatro Demetrio di Casette d'Ete
e le sedi di Monsampolo del Tronto e Civitanova
SCUOLA di TEATRO -
Corso annuale da novembre a maggio; durata complessiva di 100 ore.
Le lezioni avranno luogo una volta a settimana, 2 ore ciascuna.
Costo iscrizione al corso € 80,00
Per informazioni e iscrizioni telefonare allo 338.1042523
sabato 23 maggio 2009
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HRH The Prince of Wales presents an introduction to The Prince's Rainforests Project, his new charity dedicated to the cause of finding a way to ensure that tropical rainforests are worth more stan...
HRH The Prince of Wales presents an introduction to The Prince's Rainforests Project, his new charity dedicated to the cause of finding a way to ensure that tropical rainforests are worth more standing than cut down. Here he welcomes viewers to his website, http://www.princesrainforestsproject.org , outlines his reasons for starting the project, explains what is at stake and why time is of the essence.
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Rainforest film brings out stars
An array of celebrities have appeared alongside Prince Charles and an animated frog in a film to highlight the dangers of deforestation. The stars, including actor Harrison Ford and football legend Pele, appear in the video to pledge their support to the Prince's Rainforest Project (PRP). Read more at BBC News
Prince Charles: Web is salvation of world
Prince Charles today hailed the internet as a vital tool to tackle environmental crises after meeting an Amazonian Indian whose tribe uses Google Earth to stop rainforest loggers. Read more at Scottish Daily Express
Price of doing nothing costs the earth
MIT scientists forecast a global temperature rise of 5.2C by 2100 - but climate change deniers reject models devised by the world's finest minds. Read more at The Guardian
Other Headlines
19/05/2009 Global warming could be twice as bad as forecast
07/05/2009 Scientists Find 200 New Frog Species In Madagascar
06/05/2009 China ready for post-Kyoto deal on climate change
06/05/2009 Rainforest Alliance sees boom in certified farms
01/05/2009 World ‘unlikely to stop global warming reaching critical levels’
See all news itemsSupporter Update
Greenpeace working with PRP to raise awareness of rainforest destruction and climate change
Greenpeace is supporting the PRP via participation of their UK Executive Director, John Sauven, and publicising the Project amongst their 2.8 million supporters world-wide. Read more
McDonald’s partners with PRP to share rainforest message with employees and customers
In the coming months, McDonald’s will embark on a joined-up programme to introduce the project to its employees and customers and give them the opportunity to sign-up and show their support. Read more
National Geographic Kids special rainforest issue - on sale now
Includes an introduction from HRH The Prince of Wales; exciting rainforest activities, competitions and facts; plus top tips for how readers, their parents and schools can get involved in the campaign. Read more
See all updates
Highlights
Prince of Wales launches campaign to save rainforests
HRH The Prince of Wales embraced the power of digital media to launch the public awareness campaign for his Rainforests Project...Read more
Prince of Wales’ Meeting on Climate Change
HRH The Prince of Wales hosted a meeting of world leaders to raise awareness of the need for emergency action against rainforest destruction.Read more
Report of The Prince’s Rainforests Project published
The Prince's Rainforests Project has developed a proposal for emergency funding to help protect rainforests...Read more
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HRH The Prince of Wales presents an introduction to The Prince's Rainforests Project, his new charity dedicated to the cause of finding a way to ensure that tropical rainforests are worth more stan...
HRH The Prince of Wales presents an introduction to The Prince's Rainforests Project, his new charity dedicated to the cause of finding a way to ensure that tropical rainforests are worth more standing than cut down. Here he welcomes viewers to his website, http://www.princesrainforestsproject.org , outlines his reasons for starting the project, explains what is at stake and why time is of the essence.
Categoria: Non profit e attivismo
Tag: HRH Prince Wales Charles rainforest project prince's climate change
Bruce
ParryMichaela
StrachanPelé
Joss
StoneDaniel
CraigThe Dalai
LamaHarrison
FordThe Prince
of WalesKermit
the FrogRobin
WilliamsPrinces William
and HarryDoris
CabralFirst name Last name
Rainforest News
Rainforest film brings out stars
An array of celebrities have appeared alongside Prince Charles and an animated frog in a film to highlight the dangers of deforestation. The stars, including actor Harrison Ford and football legend Pele, appear in the video to pledge their support to the Prince's Rainforest Project (PRP). Read more at BBC News
Prince Charles: Web is salvation of world
Prince Charles today hailed the internet as a vital tool to tackle environmental crises after meeting an Amazonian Indian whose tribe uses Google Earth to stop rainforest loggers. Read more at Scottish Daily Express
Price of doing nothing costs the earth
MIT scientists forecast a global temperature rise of 5.2C by 2100 - but climate change deniers reject models devised by the world's finest minds. Read more at The Guardian
Other Headlines
19/05/2009 Global warming could be twice as bad as forecast
07/05/2009 Scientists Find 200 New Frog Species In Madagascar
06/05/2009 China ready for post-Kyoto deal on climate change
06/05/2009 Rainforest Alliance sees boom in certified farms
01/05/2009 World ‘unlikely to stop global warming reaching critical levels’
See all news itemsSupporter Update
Greenpeace working with PRP to raise awareness of rainforest destruction and climate change
Greenpeace is supporting the PRP via participation of their UK Executive Director, John Sauven, and publicising the Project amongst their 2.8 million supporters world-wide. Read more
McDonald’s partners with PRP to share rainforest message with employees and customers
In the coming months, McDonald’s will embark on a joined-up programme to introduce the project to its employees and customers and give them the opportunity to sign-up and show their support. Read more
National Geographic Kids special rainforest issue - on sale now
Includes an introduction from HRH The Prince of Wales; exciting rainforest activities, competitions and facts; plus top tips for how readers, their parents and schools can get involved in the campaign. Read more
See all updates
Highlights
Prince of Wales launches campaign to save rainforests
HRH The Prince of Wales embraced the power of digital media to launch the public awareness campaign for his Rainforests Project...Read more
Prince of Wales’ Meeting on Climate Change
HRH The Prince of Wales hosted a meeting of world leaders to raise awareness of the need for emergency action against rainforest destruction.Read more
Report of The Prince’s Rainforests Project published
The Prince's Rainforests Project has developed a proposal for emergency funding to help protect rainforests...Read more
See all highlights
Press Enquiries
Corporate Partners
What you can do
Create
Make your own frog message
Share
Tell your friends and family to sign up.
Grab our widget for your own webpage or blog.
Visit our official social network pages
Learn
Learn about rainforests and the PRP.
View Gallery
Watch the latest videos.
Visit Our Schools Site
Download resources and get your school involved.
Watch Latest Video
HRH The Prince of Wales Delivers Webcast to Online Community and Launches New Campaign Video | Watch more videos
Business
Partnerships with Businesses
Corporate Partners
News & Highlights
Best Practice Case Studies
Non-Profit
Partnerships with Non-Profits
Rainforest Declaration
News & Highlights
Schools
The Prince's Rainforests Project for Schools
About Rainforests for Kids
Visit our Schools site
© The Prince's Rainforests Project | Contact | Privacy Policy | Terms and Conditions
Part of The Prince's Charities Foundation, registered charity number 277540
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