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Workshops, Intensives, and Master Classes

To truly improvise I must follow what arises inside of the improvisation, not lead it to what I desire. This is where the brilliance comes in. The saying “yes” to each moment as it arises. Unrehearsed Brilliance is for all those who wish to live more in the present, make clearer momentary decisions and instantaneously compose stunning expression.

Starting with physical and mental exercises of the Action Theater™ method, you expand your perception of the present. Once you learn to stay present in challenging moments, the unexpected happens. Change becomes possible, not because you wanted it, but precisely because you have abandoned the need to change. In this workshop, we search for the joy in the unknown, shake hands with the uncomfortable and amplify the magic of creating instantaneous performances out of nothing.

More than anything, a good improviser has the ability to take risks, to be willing and able to follow the improvisation into the unknown. That “ability,” that able-ness is where the work is. You need to let go of what you think is right and surrender to what you sense, what the improvisation calls for.

Some topics covered:

  • Using voice, movement or language to dig into the present
  • Employing doubt to create attractive stumbles
  • Re-defining mistakes as “missed takes”
  • Shifting and developing frames of action
  • Embodying the language experience
  • Movement/breath/voice as an unending source of content

Saturday, August 9 and Sunday, August 10
10:00am-5:00pm
Fee: $150
Location: Marshall Performing Arts Center, University of Minnesota, Duluth

To register, email kayla.schiltgen@gmail.com.

Location Info

Marshall Performing Arts Center 1 - University of Minnesota - Duluth
1215 Ordean Ct.
Duluth, MN 55812

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Contact Info

Kayla Schiltgen

kayla.schiltgen@gmail.com

6513536387

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