Alternatívák az előadó-művészeti képzésre
Training Alternatives for Performing Arts

Reports on Two Workshops: Belgrade International Workshop and ChekhovFest and Vladimir Granov's Biomechanics Workshop

Summary/Abstract: Gábor Viktor Kozma writes about two performing arts workshops. Vladimir Granov’s workshop held at the SÍN Culture Center in Budapest was not built on the classical etudes of Meyerhold’s biomechanics, but on the acquirement of the basic principles of the same technique through other exercises: simple and complex coordination exercises, individual, group and pair activities, acrobatics, stage fight, and work with one’s own and others’ bodies as well as with objects. The workshop in Belgrade, which was linked to a festival, targeted the assimilation of the Chekhov-technique through experience: instead of the personal experiences of the performers, it is based on the active participation of imagination.

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