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aka "DON'T CALL IT CLOWN" (stealing from a friend)For performers of every discipline + people who don't get on stage
This is a deep dive in a light and, quite frankly, hilarious way, into how do we invite more play and presence into our lives, relationships + various art forms.
(But you don't have to BEEE hilarious, you can be super serious.)
You might come if you have any of the following questions:
Why am I not more "playful"?
Who the heck is my "true self"?
What allows strong connection to happen in life and performance?
Why does some performance draw you in and some leaves you wanting a certain something?
How do I get less sticky and stuck feeling?
How do I get a lighter feeling in my chest?
I've lost my joy, how do I get it back?
What if I could play with myself rather than fixing myself?
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A weekly tune-up of the body, voice, and imagination.
6 Weeks, starting with an all day workshop on October 20 9-4 and continuing on Sundays from 6-9
Consistent attendance is important.
Email [email protected] to register (along with a $100 deposit)
Cost: $300 ($250 early bird if you register by September 15). Class size is limited so register asap.
Lisa Voth is a seasoned theatre teacher, somatic therapist, and theatre maker. She apprenticed in clown with David MacMurray Smith for years and studied with John Turner along with Deanna Fleysher (Bellingham), Lila Monti (Argentina) and Raina von Waldenburg. She has a degree in Performing Arts and Counselling Psychology. She is one of the founders of "The Assembly," a collective of women clowns that continues in Vancouver, BC. She has taught internationally in the United States as well as throughout Central America. She combines an extensive knowledge of applied neuroscience to the art of clown and theatre and with this she moves students and clients into new patterns and ways of being with self and others, onstage and off.
see www.lisavoth.ca for more context and info
"Lisa Voth is like every great teacher you've ever had - rolled into one. DO the work she teaches... or you may never know what a fun, engaging, alive person you really are... "
- Joe Bickson (Executive Consultation)
“One of Lisa’s greatest strengths as an instructor is her ability to guide and gently direct while remaining sensitive to individual process. In her workshop, I felt safe and supported to do my own work, knowing that she was available to guide as necessary. Her compassion for her students and herself is truly evident in her work.”
~ Graphic Designer, Nutritionist & Writer (Vancouver, BC)
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Granthams Landing, Gibsons, BC, Canada
