Michael Chekhov Technique – Intensive Training Programme
Course
In Stahnsdorf (Germany)
Description
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Type
Intensive course
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Level
Beginner
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Location
Stahnsdorf (Germany)
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Duration
2 Years
10 weeks over one and a half years
This Intensive Training Programme with JOERG ANDREES and International Tutors offers a practical approach to the tools of the Michael Chekhov Technique. Originally developed for actors, it serves also as a technique for creative development in all fields of the arts. Having completed modules 1-7, the participant may then progress towards a qualification as a Facilitator of the Michael Chekhov Technique by successfully completing modules 8,9 and 10.
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Subjects
- Chekhov Acting Technique
- Chekhov
- Psycho-physical basics
- Psyco-physical training
- Chekhov technique
- Intensive chekhov
- Fulfil the transformation
- Body mind relationship
- Concentration and imagination
- Psychology
Course programme
FOUNDATION of the Chekhov Technique including:
the threshold; psycho-physical basics (heaviness-lightness-balancing; expansion-contraction); body-mind-relationship; concentration and imagination; the actor’s psychology; Chekhov’s biography and an overview of his technique; work on a monologue.
STEPPING DEEPER into the elements of the technique through:
psycho-physical training (4-kinds-of-movement); rounding up the 3-archetypal-phenomena; space and movement; atmosphere 1; imagination; concentration; the actor as a creative artist; new monologue work; how to read and learn the text.
CREATING THE ARTISTIC FIELD by using the tools:
atmosphere 2 (objective and individual, qualities); archetypal movements; psychological gesture 1; imagination; concentration; improvisation; the actor’s freedom; work on the monologue for presentation.
EXPLORING THE CHARACTER (I) with the Chekhov Technique through:
learning more about psychological gesture 2; personal and artistic feelings; stage business and character work; text and imagination; ensemble-improvisation; actor as player;
working on a dialogue; exploring a part; finding differences between oneself and the character.
EXPLORING THE CHARACTER (II) with the Chekhov Technique through:
imaginary body; imaginary centres; stage businesses and time; psycho-physical freedom; imagination and space; acting the text; working on the dialogue; set and stage-businesses; interaction
ENSEMBLE AND INDIVIDUALITY
The actor’s creative individuality (higher ego) and the ensemble; Four stages of the creative process; Imagination; The actor as self-director; Working on the dialogue.
FULFIL THE TRANSFORMATION
Pause, tempo and other tools; Bringing the tools together; Imagination; The actor as performer (improviser); Working on the dialogue and bringing it to performance;
Certification.
Michael Chekhov Technique – Intensive Training Programme