Workshop TÉCNICA DE MICHAEL CHEKHOV
Workshop com Jakub Margosiak
balleteatro
The course is an intensive and in-depth introduction to Michael Chekhov's technique. Chekhov developed a totally psycho-physical approach that offers simple tools for working with the imagination, the body and the emotions. This technique involves the actor's entire body and stimulates their psyche and emotional states, allowing the actor to transform into another character. During the course, we will explore what it really means to involve the whole body in physical actions and how rich the psychological response to this can be.
The great advantage of Michael Chekhov's technique is that it allows you to use your imagination to create a character, helps you connect deeply with your body and understand the intangible and psychological processes that happen within the body, allowing you to reconnect with your creative energy.
The class will consist of some tools from Michael Chekhov's technique:
- Qualities of Movement
- 3 centres: Wanting, Feeling, Thinking
- Expansion - Contraction
- Psychological Gesture
Workshops aimed at actors, dancers, performers, directors, people interested in self-development.
The course is an intensive and in-depth introduction to Michael Chekhov's technique. Chekhov developed a totally psycho-physical approach that offers simple tools for working with the imagination, the body and the emotions. This technique involves the actor's entire body and stimulates their psyche and emotional states, allowing the actor to transform into another character. During the course, we will explore what it really means to involve the whole body in physical actions and how rich the psychological response to this can be.
The great advantage of Michael Chekhov's technique is that it allows you to use your imagination to create a character, helps you connect deeply with your body and understand the intangible and psychological processes that happen within the body, allowing you to reconnect with your creative energy.
The class will consist of some tools from Michael Chekhov's technique:
- Qualities of Movement
- 3 centres: Wanting, Feeling, Thinking
- Expansion - Contraction
- Psychological Gesture
Workshops aimed at actors, dancers, performers, directors, people interested in self-development.
Jakub Margosiak - ator, bailarino, encenador. Fundador do Living Space Theatre e do Michael Chekhov Acting Lab. Licenciado pelo Departamento de Representação da Academia Nacional de Artes Teatrais AST em Cracóvia e estudante independente no Departamento de Dança-Teatro em Bytom (Polónia). Estudante de doutoramento na Escola de Cinema de Lodz (Polónia). Recebeu uma bolsa de estudo Fulbright para realizar investigação sobre a técnica de Michael Chekhov nos EUA: Bolsa de estudo do Reitor e Bolsa de estudo para o melhor aluno de doutoramento da Escola de Cinema de Lodz, Bolsa de estudo do Presidente da Câmara Municipal de Tarnow, Bolsa de estudo da Região da Silésia. Realizador de espetáculos premiados: “Ferdydurke”, “Jesus Cristo, Refugiado!”, “Kaj dzias”, “Shapes”.
Dirigiu workshops e deu uma palestra no 35.º Congresso Mundial do Instituto Internacional de Teatro em Segóvia (Espanha). Ensinou a técnica de representação de Michael Chekhov, entre outros, em: The New School (NYC), Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts (China), Xi'an Concert Hall (China), Busan International Performing Arts Festival (Coreia do Sul), Companhia Olga Roriz (Portugal) e muitos outros.
Jakub Margosiak - actor, dancer, director. Founder of Living Space Theatre and Michael Chekhov Acting Lab. Graduated from the Acting Department of the National Academy of Theatre Arts AST in Kraków and an independent student at the Dance-Theatre Department in Bytom (Poland). PhD student at the Lodz Film School (Poland). Recipient of a Fulbright scholarship to carry out research into Michael Chekhov's technique in the USA: Rector's Scholarship and Scholarship for the best doctoral student at the Lodz Film School, Mayor of Tarnow's Scholarship, Silesian Region Scholarship. Director of award-winning shows: ‘Ferdydurke’, ‘Jesus Christ, Refugee!’, ‘Kaj dzias’, ‘Shapes’.
He has led workshops and given a lecture at the 35th World Congress of the International Theatre Institute in Segovia (Spain). He has taught Michael Chekhov's acting technique, among others, at: The New School (NYC), Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts (China), Xi'an Concert Hall (China), Busan International Performing Arts Festival (South Korea), Companhia Olga Roriz (Portugal) and many others.
