Being an actor can be a nerve-wracking experience if you aren’t properly prepared for the public performance. These courses are designed to help aspiring performers overcome their fears, fine tune their individual technique, and gain the tools needed to thrive in the professional world. Taking part in the workshops will open you up to learning how to collaborate with your director and crew as well as develop strategies on how to handle success and failure. After six months of preparation the work culminates in a public performance at a renowned theater. Putting the finishing touches on everything you have learnt and ensuring that you have all the experience necessary before taking that curtain call!
“Taking part in these courses is absolutely worth it and a key step towards launching your career.” – Mohammad Rajabi (current student)
In this workshop, you will learn essential skills to excel in the theater world. From learning how to get help from our complexes, the energy division that occurs in rehearsals and during a show, and the psychology of the director and actor collaboration. You will also find out how to deal with director’s notes, as well as considering the place identity-authenticity-honesty has for an actor. Lastly, we will explore passing through a slaughterhouse called social media – one of the challenges all actors must face today. By attending this workshop, you’ll discover how to set yourself up for further success in this thrilling word of theater!
– FIRST YEAR
Description:
passive sphere into the active? What responsibility do we have as observers of injustice?“What’s going on?” was created in a Performance Workshop’s programme with acting students. It is structured as a game show in which audience members choose the best male and female student by elimination. The 10 students show off their talents by performing rehearsal exercises and monologues as instructed by an onstage director. The director’s demands steadily become more absurd and denigrating. The piece is a critique on the methodologies and structures of acting training currently overwhelming Tehran. Ultimately the piece questions the role of the observer. When observing injustice, when do we step out of the passive sphere into the active? What responsibility do we have as observers of injustice?
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– SECOND YEAR
Description:
The cast of our upcoming “performance workshop” sessions is currently in full rehearsal mode, honing their skills and preparing for an exciting summer show in 2023. Through a unique approach focused on self-development techniques, these performers are gaining a deeper understanding of themselves and their environment, Getting and preparing for their first promising unforgettable performance.
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