Tell the Bees
A multidisciplinary workshop of masks, beats and theatre
This workshop combines several aspects of the performing arts. We start by creating masks that fit our emotions and our imagination. We learn to wear those masks and we embody our imagination by using beats and rhythms and by creating awareness of our presence in the space. We practice the basics of theatre: posture, movement, body in space, games, breathing and voice in many of their expressions.
Our practice is sensorial and originates from ourselves: memories, stories, sounds of stones and steps, images of repopulated land, reminiscence of touching, smell of seaweed.
In keeping with AstaroTheatro’s grassroots dedication to participatory theatre, this workshop integrates with the creative process of the theatre performance “Have The Bees Been Told?” which AstaroTheatro is developing alongside the workshop. Hence it offers the opportunity to the workshop participants to become integral part of the performance with their newly created masks, beats and theatrical contents.
It is highly recommended that participants follow all 5 sessions
Attendance at session 1 and 2 is necessary to be able to join session 3, 4 and 5
Limited number of participants up to 12
Please contact us for more info and for subscription
AstaroTheatro
Sint Jansstraat 37 Amsterdam
info@astarotheatro.com or astarotheatro on Instagram
This workshop is by donation
1. Friday 12 September 14:00-17:00
Mask making (part 1)
We start creating our personalized masks
2. Friday 19 September 14:00-17:00
Mask making (part 2)
We finalize the creation of our personalized masks
3. Friday 26 September 14:00-17:00
Beats Masks and Theatre
We wear our masks by getting inspired by beats, rhythms and theatre techniques
4. Friday 3 October 14:00-17:00
Theatre as Communal Experience (part 1)
We practice body and voice in space by integrating them with our masks, beats and rhythms in an experience of communal theatre
5. Friday 10 October 14:00-17:00
Theatre as Communal experience (part 2)
We practice body and voice in space by integrating them with our masks beats and rhythms in an experience of communal theatre
We prepare for performing!