Synopsis:
In this exciting workshop, ‘Physical Wonderland’, will delve into the art of nonverbal communication, discovering how to convey a wealth of emotions and create a multitude of characters through the power of movement. Our collaborative journey will involve exploring the world of acrobatics, fostering teamwork and trust among participants.
As we embark on this adventure, we'll challenge our minds to think outside the box, encouraging innovative and unconventional approaches to creativity.
The best part? You don't need any prior acrobatic experience to join us—just bring your open mind, a willingness to embrace new challenges, and don comfortable attire (preferably avoiding jeans) that allows you to move freely.
Get ready to unlock the potential of your body and imagination in a fun and supportive environment.
Important information:
This workshop will run for 6 hours from 10 am to 5 pm, with a 1-hour lunch break in between.
Open to all levels and bodies.
Requirement: Please wear comfortable attire, preferably avoiding jeans, to allow free movement.
About the Teacher - Jacintha Damström (Finland)
Jacintha Damström, who has been performing as a circus artist since 1996, started with improv in 2012. In 2016 she was invited to perform in the wordless Decibel!-show besides the French comedians Morgan Mansouri and Frédéric Pont, with whom she integrated acrobatics into improv besides mime and comedy. Since then she has been invited to perform and to teach in improv festivals around the world, both as a solo player and in a group. In 2022 she became one of the leading members of the professional improvisation group “Stjärnfall” in Helsinki.
Beside improv, Jacintha works also as a classical musician, physical actress and clown.
Jacintha has been teaching in the following festivals:
Amsterdam international improv festival (2018, 2020,2022, 2023,2024)
Canberra international improv festival (2023)
WISE festival, France (2021)
Dog and fish festival, Austria (2019)
Bengaluru improv festival, India (2019)
Subito!- festival, France (2017, 2018)
St Petersburg international improv festival (2018)