Masterclass David Razowsky: "Play the moment"
A moment means a pause, a reflection between lines of dialogue.
It gives you time to embrace the silence and respond truthfully to what's happening in the scene.
A moment can also indicate a profound change to the scene. In this workshop, you'll recognize the power of playing a moment and allow yourself to feel the impact of silence.
This masterclass will change how you act and connect with your partner.
NB: we will work on a dance floor - please no street shoes, use gym shoes, socks or similar
Venue
Rampe 70, near bus stop "Micafil" (Line 33). Entrance through the door on the loading ramp.
Please use public transport or bicycle. There is no parking available.
About the teacher
David Razowsky is the author of the groundbreaking best-seller, A Subversive’s Guide to Improvisation, Moving Beyond “Yes, And.” From his ten revues at Chicago's Second City performing with the likes of Steve Carell, Stephen Colbert, Amy Sedaris, and Rachel Dratch, to the ten years spent as Artistic Director of The Second City Hollywood, to the countless worldwide workshops and performances he's engaged in, he has developed a simple approach to improvising: Your present awareness is the
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Masterclass David Razowsky: "Play the moment"
A moment means a pause, a reflection between lines of dialogue.
It gives you time to embrace the silence and respond truthfully to what's happening in the scene.
A moment can also indicate a profound change to the scene. In this workshop, you'll recognize the power of playing a moment and allow yourself to feel the impact of silence.
This masterclass will change how you act and connect with your partner.
NB: we will work on a dance floor - please no street shoes, use gym shoes, socks or similar
Venue
Rampe 70, near bus stop "Micafil" (Line 33). Entrance through the door on the loading ramp.
Please use public transport or bicycle. There is no parking available.
About the teacher
David Razowsky is the author of the groundbreaking best-seller, A Subversive’s Guide to Improvisation, Moving Beyond “Yes, And.” From his ten revues at Chicago's Second City performing with the likes of Steve Carell, Stephen Colbert, Amy Sedaris, and Rachel Dratch, to the ten years spent as Artistic Director of The Second City Hollywood, to the countless worldwide workshops and performances he's engaged in, he has developed a simple approach to improvising: Your present awareness is the only thing you need to create compelling, smart, truthful, and surprising scenes. Period. No games, no preconceived premises, no ideas. All that matters is now.
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