Theater is Movement
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Format
In person
Theater is Movement
A project conceived by artist-educator Gabriela Mafud.
The classes are a dive into the history of world and Brazilian theater.
Starting with the question: Why did humanity start making theater? Research is carried out to find out about important movements in world and Brazilian theater.
Theatrical games, improvisations, character building and collective creations lead the bodies towards scenic creation. They also facilitate readings of plays, opening the way to getting to know some of theater's important dramaturgies.
"We will fly over the ruins and the theater will be our wings"
Sophia Serqueira and Tarsila Valença 10 years old.
Theater teaching is a fundamental support for the creation of powerful subjectivities. Expanding the construction of self-esteem, self-knowledge and also for a more sensitive and collective vision of experience in the world.
At the end of each semester, we will present a performance. There, the students will experience a performance with stage, aisle and lighting. This show will be presented to their families and friends.
In addition to classes, we'll go on outings coordinated by me to watch theater performances and Brazilian film classics together. Broadening our repertoire and imagination, as well as creating bonds outside the classroom.
When?
The project will run from February to December 2024.
With a break in July.
Every Monday from 5/2.
From 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Investment
R$ 320.00 per month.
Thirteen places will be available for more individualized work.
Two affirmative places with 100% scholarships.
Payments: pix scheduled for no later than every fifth working day of the month.
key: [email protected]
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Gabriela Mafud is an actress-educator-screenwriter-researcher who doesn't see life without art and humor.
She trained as a pedagogue and actress at the same time. She has always worked in a multidisciplinary way in the fields of art and education. She taught theater for children and young people at several schools in the West Zone of São Paulo. In 2019, she defended her master's degree at USP's School of Communication and Art. In it, she wrote about the importance of teaching theater for the construction of powerful subjectivities.
He has performed in shows on the stages and streets of São Paulo and has taken part in theater festivals throughout Brazil. He has starred in two short films.
She is a founding partner of Pulsar Filmes, an independent audiovisual production company, where she works as a scriptwriter and director.