170521 UE DSCHUNGEL academy (2017S)
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Registration/Deregistration
- Registration is open from Tu 07.02.2017 09:00 to Tu 21.02.2017 23:59
- Registration is open from Th 23.02.2017 09:00 to We 01.03.2017 23:59
- Deregistration possible until Mo 20.03.2017 23:59
Details
Lecturers
Classes
FR 3.3. 18:00 first appointment, 19:30 performance
DI 14.3. 16:15 lecture, 18:00 working field, 19.30 performance
FR 24.3. 15:00 workshop, 19:30 presentation
MI 29.3. 16:15 working field, 17:30 lecture, 19:30 performance
MI 5.4. 14:30 performance, 16:00 production observation, 17:15 lecture
DI 25.4. 16:15 working field, 17:30 working field, 19:00 presentation
FR 28.4. 20:00 presentation
SA 29.4. 17:00 lecture, 19:00 performance
DO 4.5. 17:00 production observation
SA 13.5. 14:00 lecture, 16:00 working field, 18:00 + 19:30 performances
MI 17.5. 14:30 performance, 15:45 lecture, 17:30 working field
MI 24.5. 17:30 production observation, 19:30 presentation
MI 7.6. between 15:00 and 18:45 presentation
SA 10.6. 17:00 lecture, 19:00 performance
DI 13.6. 16:30 production observation, 17:45 last appointment, 19:00 presentation
The Dschungel Academy provides practical orientation for students through contact and discussion with artists, involvement in productions and an insight into the running of a theatre. Included will be visits to rehearsals, lectures, artists talks, presentations and performances.purpose
Students will be given an insight into theatre for young audiences and its various forms, through contact with national and international artists. They will become acquainted with the production process, through introduction to the fields of dramaturgy, production management, public relations, theatre pedagogy, technical direction and safety regulations. The academy will help students to engage critically through viewing performances, participating in discussions with artists, and writing a review. Visiting speakers giving presentations will give students a wider view of the theatre scene.Method
The 3 pillars of the Dschungel Academy are:
1. Theory: Lectures on various forms of theater and artistic activities (children and young people on stage, dance and performance, writing for young audiences, etc) will form the basis for contextual discussion. Current theatre makers will give participants insight into their practice. These lectures will be complemented with selected performances.
2. Practice: Over the duration of a semester, students will get to observe a theatre production in its continuing development, from meeting and talking with the director/choreographer at the beginning of rehearsals, to visiting rehearsals up until the premiere. In addition, the Dschungel Wien team will present their work, providing a concrete insight into the different working fields involved.
3. Performances: The students will see productions from Dschungel Wien, coproductions and productions from independent companies, as well as guest performances. After many performances, artists will be available for a discussion, and students will be invited to speak about the work they have just seen. 8 performances in total will be visited (4 for children, 4 for youths).