The School

Join us in Halifax this summer!

July 23 – August 12, 2011

The Irondale School of Ensemble Theatre

Dynamic, engaging training in physical and ensemble theatre. 

Irondale’s long tradition of ensemble theatre and improvisation comes together with the work of the physical theatre.  A collision of amazing ways of making theatre; a fantastic new energy.  A wonderful environment for learning and creation.

The Irondale School of Ensemble Theatre is offering this workshop for emerging and established professional actors and other performers and creators who want to engage in creating and performing.  

This 3 week intensive will focus on the actor creator. Daily training will involve performance classes, pilates, yoga, conditioning, acrobatics, dance, tai chi, ensemble singing and mask building. This workshop will be intense and very physical. Full of enthusiasm, inspiration, hope and love for the theatre.

So come.  Be engaged mind and body in this dynamic theatre. 

Tuition: $1200

There is a 20% subsidy for Nova Scotia residents and to students currently enrolled in acting programs at Dalhousie University, Acadia University or Syracuse University. 

Apply Early – space is limited.

Check out the details here on or website, call902 429-1370  or write to irondale@irondale.ca 

Faculty

Stephen Cross: Artistic Director, Performance, Acrobatics,  Conditioning & Tai Chi

TBA: Pilates and Dance

TBA: Yoga

Andrea Ritchie: Mask Building 

 

Mission Statement

The Irondale School of Ensemble Theatre began in the summer of 2004. It exists to advocate for the art of ensemble theatre, to train actors to be able to carry on the traditions of ensemble theatre, to engage in a dynamic involvement with the international ensemble theatre movement and to work to establish educational collaborations with other practitioners of ensemble theatre.

Fields of study for performer creators include collective creation, group writing and devising, the history of ensemble theatre, and community arts practice.


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