WORKSHOPS

Workshop de Flip Books

Com Amoras
Portugal

CAMa - CENTRO DE ARTES DA MARIONETA

15, 22 and 29 May

Sunday

Workshop de Flip Books
Com Amoras
Portugal

CAMa - CENTRO DE ARTES DA MARIONETA

15, 22 and 29 May

Sunday

Two different workshops in three sessions:

-15, 22 and 29 May from 11am to 1pm: for family and children 8 years +

15, 22 and 29 May from 15pm to 5pm: For adults

Led by: Com Amoras - Margarida Melo Fernandes, Sofia Magalhães For a maximun of: 8 in each workshop Time: 3 sessions of 3h, in a total of 6h Fee: 35 euros Prior registration is required and attendance is limited Dead line for application: 12th May (Thursday) Confirmation and payment: 13th May (Friday) Informations: ruteribeiro@tarumba.org | Tel. +351 212 427 621

GIVEN THE SPECIFIC NATURE OF THE WORKSHOP THE INSCRIPTIONS ARE LIMITED TO 8 PARTICIPANTS IN EACH ONE (FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS) AND WILL BE ACCEPTED BY ORDER OF ARRIVAL. PAYMENT SHOULD BE DONE AFTER THE INSCRIPTION CONFIRMATION.

A Flip Book Workshop led by Com Amoras.

A flip book is a book with a series of pictures that vary gradually from one page to the next, so that when the pages are turned rapidly, the pictures appear to animate by simulating motion or some other change. The Flip Books were very popular in the eighteenth and nineteenth century, but they are still produced today.

This project was born in 2010 when Sofia Magalhães and Margarida Fernandes decided to work together. Individually, these two young artists work with ceramic and in several projects in the fields of cinema, video or music.

Workshop Object Theatre in Public Spaces

Carina de Wit (Babok)

Netherlands

MUSEU DA MARIONETA

22 May from 10.30am to 1pm and from 3pm to 5.30pm

Sunday

Led by: Carina de Wit For: Puppeteers, actors, teachers, studants For a maximun of: 12 Language: English Fee: 30 euros Prior registration is required Dead line for application: 19th May (Thursday) Confirmation and payment: 20th May (Friday) Informations: ruteribeiro@tarumba.org | Tel. +351 212 427 621

THE INSCRIPTION IN THE WORKSHOP IS MADE BY THE DULLY FILLED APPLICATION FORM, REQUESTED BY PHONE (+351 212 427 621 | +351 914 288 136) OR BY E-MAIL (ruteribeiro@tarumba.org) AND WITH A SUMMARY CURRICULUM.

The Workshop Object Theatre in Public Spaces: a basic training for artists interested in working outside. The aim is to create a performance on the basis of the location where it is performed. How to create site specific art by using existing architecture and investigating the conventions of public space.

Object Theatre Workshop:

Pinocchio could have been a toothpick...
Stéphane Georis (Cie des Chemins de Terre)

Belgium

MUSEU DA MARIONETA

27 May from 5pm to 7pm

Friday

Led by: Stéphane Georis For: Puppeteers, actors, teachers, studants For a maximun of: 20 Language: English, French and Spanish Fee: 20 euros Prior registration is required Dead line for application: 24th May (Tuesady) Confirmation and payment: 25th May (Wednesday) Informations: ruteribeiro@tarumba.org | Tel. +351 212 427 621

THE INSCRIPTION IN THE WORKSHOP IS MADE BY THE DULLY FILLED APPLICATION FORM, REQUESTED BY PHONE (+351 212 427 621 | +351 914 288 136) OR BY E-MAIL (ruteribeiro@tarumba.org) AND WITH A SUMMARY CURRICULUM.

“Pinocchio could have been a toothpick”: an Object Theatre Workshop led by Stéphane Georis, from the Cie des Chemins de Terre. Stéphane develops a unique work in this field. A conference-workshop where it is explored the puppet-object through the “simple” and “universal”; the object presence - the actor’s presence; how to give life to an object.

Boogies:

Puppet Manipulation Workshop
Carla Veloso (Teatro de Ferro)
Portugal

MUSEU DA MARIONETA

5 June from 3pm to 5pm

Sunday

Led by: Carla Veloso Autoria Author: Igor Gandra Sound universe: Fernando Rodrigues Puppet construction: Teatro de Ferro For: children 8 years + For a maximun of: 12 Fee: 10 euros Dead line for application: 1st June (Wednesday) Confirmation and payment: 2nd June (Thursday) Informations: ruteribeiro@tarumba.org | Tel. +351 212 427 621

The inscriptions are limited to 12 participants and will be acepted by order of arrival. Payment should be done after the inscription confirmation.

The Boogies are creatures from the 'Planet Boogie', created by Teatro de Ferro for the show “Blurp”. Since then, they have returned to planet Earth and performed in several contexts.

First, the puppeteer's apprentice recognizes the properties of the body/matter of the Boogie. Next, he learns a few manipulation techniques that allow him to make his Boogie walk, run, jump, look ... Later, when he meets again with the Boogies, they develop their particular form of communication and together they dance Boogie way. At the end, the puppeteer's apprentice takes his Boogie home.