In this video, Pasty Rodenburg, head of voice at Guildhall, explains how we shift out energy from inwards to outwards - and how performers, dancers and everyone can be anchored in the present...
"Let people come to you" said the director of my latest show. I love this sentence but haven't quite mastered the acting technique that goes with it. This is a collection of my efforts to find it...
Saturday, 8 November 2014
Thursday, 6 November 2014
If life is too easy...
"If life is too easy, you lose your joy"
Hopi Camp chief - Patsy Rodenburg's Presence
Hopi Camp chief - Patsy Rodenburg's Presence
Tuesday, 4 November 2014
Body and soul
Interesting article about stage nudity and
female body in the Washington Post. Very honest.
(Photographs by Marvin Joseph/The Washington Post)
I particularly like this line:
"In our culture, women’s sexuality doesn’t tend
to be funny. Women’s bodies are almost never a punchline the way men’s can be.
For better or worse, there is a cultural seriousness to female nudity. And when
women act sexy, at best they are setups for punchlines: Meg Ryan’s
extended fauxgasm in “When Harry Met Sally” wasn’t the joke; it was the
tension-building prelude . “I’ll have what she’s having” was the joke."
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