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8th Wuerzburgean Improv-Festival at Jugendkulturhaus Cairo
October 22, 2009 at 1pm to October 25, 2009 at 2pm
From 22nd to 25th 2009 the 8th Wuerzburgean Improv-Festival will take place and be probably even more international and colourful than the last years.
About 100 improvisers can participate in the up to ten workshops for different experience-level...
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1) Make everyone involved write down what their *personal* wish for the outcome should be. Ask people to be as specific as possible on this one, and yes - they need to write it in cleartext - preferably one sentence
2) Pair people up (2 peopl only - max one group of 3 if odd numbers) and make them write their united outcome. Again - as specific as possible
3) repeat 2) if more than 5 people are involved
4) Get a flipover and make all participate in designing the final desired outcome. Your basis is 2 max 3 sentences from the grouped participants.
5) Use improv theory and games to design the road to that outcome.
Feel free to contact me again - this is a method we developen @ www.curious.no
All the best,
Bård
Do let me know what you think
Bye for now
i wish you the best of luck.
thanks for your interest in our festival. The festival works like that, that we offer seven to eight workshops (which will take this year between 22nd and 25th of October) for participants of different experience-levels. The improvisers register for these workshops and pay a workshop fee of between 145 and 165 euros which already includes the accomodation and food. The travel costs are paid by the participants themselves as well as the tickets for the shows. There is usually one free show for festival-participants every evening, but it is not guranteed that it will be an English one... Festival-participants mostly get the chance to perform in mixed shows as well, if they want to.
The shows are mostly played by improvisers who come to the festival to participate in a workshop or to teach a workshop. Very seldom we invite improvisers just to show a format that they are working on. If we decide to do this, we usually pay these improvisers accomodation and travel-costs, but no fee for the show.
There are usually about 12 shows taking place during the festival, last year we had 3-4 international ones. The rest of the shows will probably be in German again.
There will be at least one workshop in English this year again, it will be held by Kevin and Arlen from Rapid Fire (Edminton, Canada).
Any more questions? Does that help you so far?
What is your group working on?
What would you be interested in?
Best regards,
Nadine
Sorry, I just read your posting from February. I'm interested, can you tell me more? Recently I ran improvisational comedy workshops with Palestinian and Israeli young people, in England. Bye for now - Gerry
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Let me know more about what you are doing with Improv. I beleive I'd be interested in seeing what kinds of improv is being done in the Mid-East. Thanks for asking.
Gary
Anyway, I have too many things in my life now that I probably need to say no for now. Our community here is going to be quite busy in bringing the WOSonOS (World Open Space on Open Space) and IAF Asia Conference (International Assoc. of Facilitators) to Taipei this year.
BTW, r u going to the AIN Asian Conferene at Tokyo from 3/19-22? I am going. And the 2 international conferences I just mentioned will be in Aug. and Oct., u r very welcomed to visit my city. If u r interested, let me know, then I will send more info to u.
Do let me how u r doing on establishing this Improv thing at Lebanon.
Cheers!
Elizabeth
Thanks for your note. It sounds interesting. I have worked for years on the corporate side as a qualitative research consultant. It has been a great way to bring my social work skills (MSW in group work) into the private sector along with my movement/theatre artist skills.
I am always intrigued with improving the creative capacity of any person, regardless of their own estimation of their "artistic or aesthetic" abilities.
I must say I am working as a director of a alternative mental health agency in the US right now and may not be available enough to develop this venture you are undertaking, but perhaps I can help a bit. Keep me in the loop.
Best regards,
Jeff Bliss
Chat soon
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