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The train…..is gone!!!!!A homeless man named Jack arrives at the station where the freight train has just left that will take him to his love, someone who may have been waiting for him for a long time, but... he misses the train... He is dejected, but, while seeing other people who are also waiting, he takes them as friends, entertains them and thus cures his own illnesses.
The clown fantasy in its most tender aspect for the work of LOCOBRUSCA.
Hand puppet games, percussion with spoons, and other skills that Jack develops to achieve his goal: for the public to have fun and get attached to this vagabond from the classic Clown character.
About LUISLOCOBRUSCA:
My name is LUISLOCOBRUSCA (La Pampa, Argentina, 1964). I am an actor, director, sculptor, photographer, diagnosed as a psycho-clown (I don't know when, or by whom...) and I specialize in street performance theater and body-language in all types of spaces, theaters, films, circus, cabarets and streets.
Taking humor as a fundamental work tool, I have developed my own style to recreate in any area; with which I manage to get closer and involve an astonished, but always attentive, audience.
Through years of work and experience, I have acquired numerous skills that make me a flexible, complete professional and define me as LOCOBRUSCA.
I started studying acting at the National School of Dramatic Art in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Choosing to develop as an artist in Barcelona, I studied Film Directing while I began to take my first steps in street acting. My apprenticeship with the teachers Johnny Melville, Jango Edwards, Albert Vidal, Gabriel Chamé Buendía and Elizabeth Couchetief in the late 80's, helped me enter the universe of comedy.
Later, I began to polish clown acting with John Wright, Philipe Gaulier; the drama skill with Ernie Martín (Actors Studio); the body language with Tapa Sudana (Mind-Body-Spirit), Yoshito Ohno (Butoh), Monika Pagneux (Body and Play), Anne Denis (Making Visible the Invisible); and experimental theater with Stephan Metz and Jan Ferslev (Odin Teatro - 2012).
My training in butoh with Yoshito Ohno, Imre Thormann, Jean Daniel Fricker and Atsushi Takenouchi began in 2005. Since then, I have researched body alchemy with clown-butoh-jester-pantomime-theater, and created the works GUASAVI, AGONY OF NATURE and MR "X".
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Oslo Fringe is a performing arts festival that brings together the city's many fringe groups. Here, you can experience the city's independent performing artists and their self-produced performances across a wide range of genres and expressions.
www.oslofringe.no
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
SALT art & music, Festningsallmenningen,Oslo, Norway
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