Puppet Humour and Imaginativeness - Carving Workshop - Prague
21.7. - 27. 7. 2012 Spálený Mlýn
Basic Information about Upcoming Workshop:
Maximum students in one term: 10 people
Carving experience not necessary, welcome ability to improvise and play. The workshop is taught in English
Workshops Fee: 600,- Euro, 14 800,- Kč
The fee includes all materials, wood, machines, rent.
To confirm place in the workshop, applicants must send a deposit. You need to bring minimum 3 chisels for carving wood.
Accommodation in the pension : double room 49,- Euro, single room 37,- Euro including breakfast, Lunch app. 5 Euro
Program - designing, carving, painting 8 - 9 hours daily. Evening watching films about puppetry and animation, possibly visiting Prague Theatre performance.
In case you are intersting in taking part, please, send the mail: tineola@tineola.cz and we will send you application form.
Detail Information + Application
18.3.2012 Let the Shadow Dance!
Workshops for kids and their parents.
3 p.m. performance Round the World in a Tea Kettle
after short brake will comntinue workshop:
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21.7. - 27.7. 2012 Prague
Spálený mlýn - Líšnice, near by Prague Where is it?
detail programme will come in February
Carving Workshop: Puppet Humour and Imaginativeness
puppet making & puppeteering with Michaela Bartoňová from Prague 2012
Learn the fundamentals of puppet making and performance and gain some insight into the Czech tradition of puppeteering. Participants will complete their own wooden table puppet, first designing and then carving and using fabric and leather for costume. There will also be talks about puppets and imagination and art in puppet theatre. No particular expertise is needed however some experience with woodwork or puppets may be helpful.
Michaela Bartoňová from Prague has regularly given puppet workshops in Europe since 1988. Workshops of this kind have been held in the Czech Republic, Belgium, Denmark, Sweden, England and even outside Europe – in Taiwan and Australia. Originally working as a journalist and an artist, she founded the Tineola Puppet Theatre in 1998. Michaela will lead the workshop and teach design, painting, costume, manipulation and will help in carving. She will be joined by Maarit Kreuzinger, puppet carver, who will provide technical support.
Maarit Kresuzinger is a carver and sculptor from Berlin. Maarit carves puppets for German puppeteers. Maarit and Michaela have worked together on the Noah’s Ark project and The Sleeping Beauty.
Fotos from similar workshops in 2008 Australia - results:
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Workshop 2011 :
More information
Workshops in 2010:
Carving workshop- MASTER CLASS - in Abu Dhabi
Exhibitions + workshops
8.9. - 15.9.2010 Vrba Garden, Karmelitská 25, Praha 1
www.vrtbovska.cz
