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THE SUMMER SHIFT 2006     

THE SUMMER SHIFT 2006 Whether you are a performer, designer, writer, director, choreographer, artist or teacher CPR’s Summer Shift offers the perfect opportunity to explore your own creative practice and meet like-minded participants from around the world. CHOOSE from the following:

JUNE SHIFT:

21 – 24 JUNE 2006
GUILLERMO GÓMEZ-PEÑA & ROBERTO SIFUENTES (LA POCHA NOSTRA)
PERFORMANCE LABORATORY

Guillermo and Roberto will lead a four-day workshop developing a deeper understanding of the processes and ideas behind La Pocha Nostra’s extraordinary body of work, participants will share methods and strategies and work towards a public event on the final evening, which will be framed in collaboration with Guillermo, Roberto, CPR’s Richard Gough and the workshop participants.

Workshop Fee: £120 (£80 bursary rate)


JULY SHIFT:

1 - 5 July
FRANK THEATRE
FRANK/SUZUKI PERFORMANCE AESTHETICS.

CPR is pleased to welcome back John Nobbs and Jacqui Carroll, co-directors of Brisbane-based Frank Theatre to Wales, along with their current associate artists. Frank Theatre specialises in offering the highly regarded Suzuki Actor training within their own hybrid framework, Frank/Suzuki Performance Aesthetics.

5 day workshop £145 (£95 Bursary Price)
2 day introductory workshop (1-2 July) £60 (£40 Bursary Price)

7 - 11 July
PING CHONG
EXPLORING INTERDISCIPLINARY PERFORMANCE

For over 30 years Ping Chong has been working at the forefront of an American theatre aesthetic that uses an interdisciplinary approach to theatre, subtly exploring issues of cross-cultural identity and community. Ping Chong will lead a studio based workshop in which actors, dancers, directors, choreographers, and performance artists with a conceptual bent and open mind will explore and create interdisciplinary work.

£145 (£95 Bursary Price)


13 – 22 July
JACOB WREN / MARIE NERLAND / LAURE OTTMANN AND P.M.E. (MONTRÉAL, CANADA)
ENDINGS FOR ABERYSTWYTH

‘Endings for Aberystwyth’ is a further exploration of some of the themes and techniques begun by Jacob Wren and Laure Ottmann (of Montréal based company PME) and their collaborator, Marie Nerland. ‘Endings…’ will involve participants as performers and collaborators - searching for ways to be with the audience in as warm and natural a manner as possible, activating a critical process (both within the performer and within the spectator): a process that relates directly to the central questions of theatre and performance.

CPR is grateful to Wales Arts International and the Québec Government Office, London for financial support for this project.

£250 (£165 Bursary Price)


14-16 July
JOAN MILLS
LIQUID BREATH: THE MEMORY OF WATER

Joan Mills is a theatre director, voice practitioner, the CPR’s Voice Director and Fellow in Voice and Performance at the Department of Theatre Film and Television Studies This is a voice workshop which will explore the connection of breath and emotion in performance, through improvisations and exercises inspired by water. Joan will teach in the studio and in the water with the participants - each day will include an hour’s voice work and ‘swim-singing’ in the pool.

£60 (£40 Bursary Price)


21 - 23 July
CHRIS CRICKMAY AND MIRANDA TUFNELL
THE WIDENING FIELD: Explorations in Body, Place and Material Things

Chris Crickmay is a sculptor and installation artist with a longstanding involvement in improvised movement work and in creating performance environments. Miranda Tufnell is a dancer, Alexander teacher and Craniosacral Therapist. The workshop will concentrate on sensory and imaginative exploration of the body, of place and of material things, as ingredients both in our everyday lives and as elements to stimulate performance – exploring how our bodies respond and interact with the material world around us and following the stories and imagery that these encounters reveal.


£60 (£40 Bursary Price)


18-20 July
RIC JERROM and JACQUI POPAY
Interactive Theatre Workshop

Ric Jerrom and Jacqui Popay are two of the leading performers and directors with the UK’s greatest interactive comedy theatre ensemble, Natural Theatre Company (NTC). The workshop will be based on the unconventional performance style(s) of the Natural Theatre Company.

£90 (£60 Bursary Price)

For further information please contact:

Centre for Performance Research (CPR)
Unit 6,
Science Park
Aberystwyth, Wales, UK
SY23 3AH
Tel: +44 (0) 1970 622133
Fax: +44 (0) 1970 622132

Centre for Centre Performance Research  
web site
: www.thecpr.org.uk/projects/workshops.php
Antony Pickthall
e-mail: aop@aber.ac.uk
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