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For scheduling and fee details, go to our Shoulder Management
(aka The Complex Shoulder Complex) This workshop is designed for aerialists, climbers and anyone who pushes the limits of their shoulders. The goal is to teach teachers and athletes the skills needed to assess and adapt training approaches in order to maximize proper function, minimize and recover from injuries and handle the challenges of strenuous training. The first part of the workshop is an interactive slide presentation in which the functional anatomy and common dysfunctions of the shoulder are presented and explored through movement. The second part of the workshop involves the learning and practice of exercises to develop stability, strength and flexibility. To register, contact Nancy at 415.759.8123 ext.15 or email nancy@circuscenter.org.
For More Information Contact Parkour
Workshop with Neal Cordova and Ben Suvonnasupa Parkour (l'art du delacement = the art of movement) is an activity with the aim of moving from one point to another as efficiently and quickly as possibly, using principally the abilities of the human body. It is meant to help one overcome obstacles, which can be anything in the surrounding enviroment - from branches and rocks to rails and concrete walls - and can be practiced in both rural and urban areas. Cost: $20 European
Clown Entree Workshop Weekend Workshop: Clown "entrees" (or scenes) are the common repertoire of European clowns, and some of them were even in the repertoire of medieval fairground comedians. In America, after the advent of the three-ring circus (1981) and the disappearance of the talking clown, the repertoire eventually found a new home in vaudeville and burlesque. Entrees are short comic pieces with a dramatic structure. They resmeble in many ways that "canvases" f the Commedia dell'Arte, with a major difference: whereas Commedia deals with a cast of pre-set characters (Arlecchino, Pantalone, etc.), clown entrees are redefined each time by the specific clown that. In that, they are an excellent medium for character development. Besides
being "comedy classics" (in the sense of "classic
theatre"), and a very useful basic repertoire, the variety
of situations entrees offer allows the student of comedy to better
undertand the mechanics of comedy and learn its techniques: what
makes it work, the rules of working with partners, how to make the
audience part of the game (and this has nothing to do with using
them as 'volunteers'!), how to let the story lead your character's
actions, how to improvise within the constraints of an already existing
story-line, how to keep focused on the story... To
register: contact Nancy at 415.759.8123 ext. 15
Cost: $120 To
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