clownin 2012
Barbara Prammer, President of the National Council
Ulrike Lunacek, Member of European Parliament, spokesperson of the European Green Party, Co-President of LGBT Intergroup
Sandra Frauenberger, Executive City Councilor for Integration, Women’s Issues, Consumer Protection, and Personnel
Workshop
Introduction to Clown
Held by: LILA MONTI (clown, actress, director, teacher), from Buenos Aires, Argentina
Saturday 01.12. & Sunday 02.12. | 10:00 am-6:00 pm
Workshop-Location: Theater Heuschreck, 1070 Wien
Price: € 140,-- (without food) for both days
Number of participants: min. 10, max. 14 (open to women and men)
Registration via e-mail: office@clownin.at
Account number: 00510-035-607
BLZ: 60.000 (PSK)
BIC: OPSKATWW
IBAN: AT896000000510035607
The workshop is for adults who are interested in clowning. Beginners are welcome.
The workshop is held in English.
The workshop teaches the basics for beginner clowns.
For example, contact with the public, play and imagination, transforming impulse into action, handling joy and failure, improvisation (solo and group), etc.
Discourse
As the curtain falls…
Sustainability in Clown and Festival Work
Panel discussion with presentations
Monday, 12/03/2012(6.30 pm)
Im KosmosTheater
Are festivals isolated events or do they possess a sustainability that can affect a continuous work of art?
Can the significant impact of a festival stimulate the art scene and create a new consciousness in terms of recognizing clowning as an art form?
With:
Nara Menezes (BRA, organizer of the women’s clown festival PalhaçAria in Recife, Brazil)
Gabi Frimberger (AUT, head of the annual women’s film festival FrauenFilmTage)
Aina Moreno (ESP, clown, festival participant, member of IETM - International Network for Contemporary Performing Arts)
Moderation:
Silvia Jura (AUT, head of femous - platform for famous female culture, former president IG Worldmusic Austria )
Free Entry!
In English!
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Heads of Festival: Gaby Pflügl (theater super.nova), Pamela Schartner (theater super.nova), Barbara Klein (KosmosTheater)
Organisation: Gaby Pflügl, Pamela Schartner
Production: Daniela Patz
Support: Teresa Kögler
Press: Gaby Müller-Klomfar
Video: Katharina Lampert, Johanna Kirsch
Photo: Carolina Frank
Technics: Helen Farnik, Susanne Tauber, Peter Thalhammer, Joe Albrecht
Organisation KosmosTheater: Silke Felber
Communication KosmosTheater: Beate Schneider
Juliana de Almeida (Cia. Animé), BR
Melissa Caminha (BR)
Tamara Floriano (Cia. Animé), BR
Ana Gallego, SP/GB
Annette Gröminger, DE
Laura Herts, FR/US
Orsola Hollósi (Pécsi Légitársaság), HU
Gardi Hutter, CH
Helga Jud (Tris), AT
Henriette Kervinen (Agnes & Greta), FI
Andrea Kiss (Pécsi Légitársaság), HU
Johanna Kohonen (Agnes & Greta), FI
Katja Brita Lindeberg, NO
Enne Marx (Cia. Animé), BR
Christina Matuella (Tris), AT
Eva Maurer, SL
Nara Menezes (Cia. Animé), BR
Marie Miklau (BoboBabes), AT
Lila Monti, AR
Aina Moreno (Té a tres) ,SP
Madoka Nishino, JP
Nola Rae, GB
Tanja Rainalter (Tris), AT
Alexandra Nicolaïdis, FR/BE
Stacey Sacks, ZW
Tanja Simma, AT
Stefanie Sourial, AT
Silvi Spechtenhauser, AT
Margarita Wagner (BoboBabes), AT
Francesca Zannier, IT
Stacey Sacks (Zimbabwe/South Africa)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJ9KXyRUR1o
„I Shit Diamonds“
Wednesday, 05.12.2012 (21.00 Uhr)
Photo: Baha Swidan
Austrian Premiere
In English
By and with: Stacey Sacks
Artistic consultants: P. Nalle Laanela, Pelle Hanæus, Bert Gradin | Production: Not Normal Productions
“Brother peoples, sister peoples, welcome to the President’s Broadcast room!
Meet Shimmie, the saddest and most happy cleaner in all of Congolababwe, as well as the President: his Notable Greatness, Glorious General, Executive Constable, Exceptional Lieutenant, Almighty Colonel, Majestic Commander, Sovereign Lordship, top quality upper-hand, not to mention robust and omnipotent Superior Chief President, Comrade Viktor Mugabatokwe!
In Congolababwe, dictators come and never go, oppression runs rampant, and the world remains silent.
I Shit Diamonds is the first Not Normal Theatre Show and is showing in Austria for the first time. In it, Stacey Sacks finds a very personal way to draw attention to the circumstances in her birthplace, Zimbabwe.
Stacey Sacks
was born in Zimbabwe and grew up with toilet paper shortages and frizzy hair, which explains a lot. Since she graduated from the University of Cape Town, she has been working as an actress, director, and author for various theaters, TV shows, and feature films.
Her production company Not Normal Productions started with The Not Normal Show in Johannesburg in 2010. It involves a comprehensive concept with Not Normal Films, plays, literary publishers, etc.
Now Stacey is a South African citizen and is currently living in Sweden, where she graduated from the Stockholm Academy of Dramatic Arts.
Public discussion
After the show there will be a discussion (in English) about the play and the situation in Zimbabwe. With Stacey Sacks and Dr. Margit Niederhuber, Africa expert.
In English. Free entry.
