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Physical Storytelling 201: Creation Workshop

Brooklyn Comedy Collective

5.0 6 reviews

Take your mime storytelling to the next level by crafting a fully realized piece from scratch. Through guided exploration, you'll develop a comedic mime performance using movement, imagination, and audience perception. Engage in rounds of brainstorming, writing, and feedback to refine your work and push the boundaries of physical storytelling. Prior experience in mime is required.

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16 and older
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15 hours over 5 sessions

Physical Storytelling 201: Creation Workshop

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Class Show: Friday, October 16th / 8:30pm @ Eris MainStage

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Craft a mime piece from scratch! Designed as a Level 2 to the intro class "Physical Storytelling" with Broken Box Mime, this next-level class will continue the exploration of contemporary mime as a storytelling form. What stories can the body tell, when words, props, costume pieces, and sets are stripped away? What can the limitlessness of the audience's imagination teach us about communication? Students will develop a brief comedic mime piece over the course of the class, integrating multiple rounds of brainstorming, writing, and feedback, all in embodied practice.

Prerequisite: Physical Storytelling course at BCC, prior workshop with Broken Box Mime, or prior experience in mime.

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Brooklyn Comedy Collective

The BCC is a theater company founded by Philip Markle and Annie Donley, former directors of Annoyance Theatre NY, with a focus on supporting and rewarding artists. They provide a welcoming space for artistic experimentation and offer an improvisation curriculum that empowers performers to find their unique voice and transition to professional performance.

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