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DellArteIntl
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 19 พ.ย. 2015
Dell’Arte International is the North American center for theatre training, research, and performance of the actor-creator. We are a committed community of artists who model and share in a sustained ensemble artistic practice.
Dell'Arte International is based in Blue Lake, California. We are a professional company, a training center for actors, offering a 3-year MFA in Ensemble Based Physical Theatre, a one-year Professional Training Program, a Study Abroad: Bali program, and we produce the annual summer Mad River Festival, with performances, music, and summer workshops.
Our mission:
International in scope, grounded in the natural living world, inspired by our non-urban setting, Dell’Arte International explores theatre making, theatre practice and theatre training for ourselves, the world and the future.
dellarte.com
Dell'Arte International is based in Blue Lake, California. We are a professional company, a training center for actors, offering a 3-year MFA in Ensemble Based Physical Theatre, a one-year Professional Training Program, a Study Abroad: Bali program, and we produce the annual summer Mad River Festival, with performances, music, and summer workshops.
Our mission:
International in scope, grounded in the natural living world, inspired by our non-urban setting, Dell’Arte International explores theatre making, theatre practice and theatre training for ourselves, the world and the future.
dellarte.com
DAI Professional Promo
Apply here: dellarte.com/school-of-physical-theatre/apply-2-2/
Dell’Arte International, the North American center for theatre training, research and performance of the actor-creator! This is a reminder that all applications for our Professional Training Program 22/23 are due September 20th, 2022 to be considered
and all application requirements can be found here!
Why Choose Dell’Arte?
We are a committed community of artists who, for over 45 years, model and share in a sustained, ensemble artistic practice.
Global in scope and inspired by the unique rural landscape of the northern California Redwood coast, Dell’Arte International explores ensemble-based physical theatre making, practice, and training for ourselves, the world, and the future.
Why train with Dell’Arte International?
Dell’Arte International seeks to create resonant works of theatre that are visceral, dynamic, and engage the power and yearning of the imagination, truth, and mystery underlying the multiplicity of human experience.
We Believe:
... that the body speaks truth, holds story, and will guide us.
... that transformative practices are found in the natural world.
... that research is collaborative and experiential.
... that failure is a fundamental part of the creative process.
... in liberated play.
...the importance of play and seriousness of comedy.
...the value of our work to the field as a laboratory for exploration and development.
... in disentangling the imagination from colonization.
... in "Theatre of Place"that recognizes the sovereignty and integral role that Indigenous people as well as global majority communities play in bringing about change, transformation, and restoration.
History of Dell’Arte International
Dell’Arte International was founded by Carlo Mazzone-Clementi and Jane Hill in Berkeley in 1971 to bring the European physical training tradition to the United States and to develop actor-creators through training in mime, mask, movement and ensemble creation. Learn more here!
Please see our PTP Course Catalog, attached to this email!
Have questions about your applications or the requirements for our PTP Program? Email our enrollment coordinator, Melanie Harmon today! We hope to hear from you soon and never stop creating artists! Melanie@dellarte.com
Dell’Arte International, the North American center for theatre training, research and performance of the actor-creator! This is a reminder that all applications for our Professional Training Program 22/23 are due September 20th, 2022 to be considered
and all application requirements can be found here!
Why Choose Dell’Arte?
We are a committed community of artists who, for over 45 years, model and share in a sustained, ensemble artistic practice.
Global in scope and inspired by the unique rural landscape of the northern California Redwood coast, Dell’Arte International explores ensemble-based physical theatre making, practice, and training for ourselves, the world, and the future.
Why train with Dell’Arte International?
Dell’Arte International seeks to create resonant works of theatre that are visceral, dynamic, and engage the power and yearning of the imagination, truth, and mystery underlying the multiplicity of human experience.
We Believe:
... that the body speaks truth, holds story, and will guide us.
... that transformative practices are found in the natural world.
... that research is collaborative and experiential.
... that failure is a fundamental part of the creative process.
... in liberated play.
...the importance of play and seriousness of comedy.
...the value of our work to the field as a laboratory for exploration and development.
... in disentangling the imagination from colonization.
... in "Theatre of Place"that recognizes the sovereignty and integral role that Indigenous people as well as global majority communities play in bringing about change, transformation, and restoration.
History of Dell’Arte International
Dell’Arte International was founded by Carlo Mazzone-Clementi and Jane Hill in Berkeley in 1971 to bring the European physical training tradition to the United States and to develop actor-creators through training in mime, mask, movement and ensemble creation. Learn more here!
Please see our PTP Course Catalog, attached to this email!
Have questions about your applications or the requirements for our PTP Program? Email our enrollment coordinator, Melanie Harmon today! We hope to hear from you soon and never stop creating artists! Melanie@dellarte.com
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The Bartow Project Filmmaker Spotlight Part 3
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The final part of Bartow Project Filmmaker Spotlight Series has been released! We have a double feature in this interview with Michelle Hernandez {Wiyot} and Chantal Jung {Inujuk Nunatsiavutimi} . Michelle has her Masters in Film and Electronic Media at American University in Washington, D.C. She received her B.A. at Humboldt State in both Film and Native American Studies. Many of her work focu...
The Bartow Project Filmmaker Interview Series Part 2
มุมมอง 192 ปีที่แล้ว
Photo: Rick Bartow, 2015. Photo courtesy K.B. Dixon, from his book “Face to Face: 32 Oregon Artists 11/19 Filmmaker : Chag Lowry (Yurok, Maidu, and Achumawi) He is the author of the graphic novel Soldiers Unknown from Great Oak Press, the comic story My Sisters from Original Voices, and the books The Original Patriots: Northern California Indian Veterans of World War Two and The Original Patrio...
The Bartow Project Filmmaker Spotlight
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Photo: Rick Bartow, 2015. Photo courtesy K.B. Dixon, from his book “Face to Face: 32 Oregon Artists 11/9 Filmmaker : Nanette Kelley 2021 California Arts Council Administrators of Color Fellow (North State Region) & Rick Bartow Project film director, produced by the Wiyot Tribe and Dell'Arte International, funded by the National Endowment for the Arts, California Arts Council, and the James Irvi...
🐓✋☠️👩⚕️ or Boo Boo: The Big Ouchie”
มุมมอง 1854 ปีที่แล้ว
Third-year Dell’Arte International MFA students Andrew Lupkes and Joël Vining present, “🐓✋☠️👩⚕️ or Boo Boo: The Big Ouchie.” This Clown & Bouffon inspired piece was devised with best efforts to follow social distancing protocols, with a theme inspired by the present circumstances, examining how the drudgery of day-to-day office existence becomes a little more lively as Death starts to hang aro...
Once upon a time I was addicted to you
มุมมอง 2884 ปีที่แล้ว
Frame by Frame: 2020 Thesis Festival, Dell'arte International. Warning: This play talks about a sensitive subject. Please send your thoughts to veena28.lakshika@gmail.com Third-year MFA student H. Veenadari Lankshika is collaborating with an ensemble she has put together from her home country of Sri Lanka to create the culminating thesis piece of her studies called “Once Upon a Time I Was Addic...
Arts in Pelican Bay State Prison
มุมมอง 19K5 ปีที่แล้ว
Dell’Arte’s Janessa Johnsrude & Zuzka Sabata, in partnership with the William James Association, founded the first theatre program offered at Pelican Bay State Prison in 2016 through Arts in Corrections. In 2013, the California Arts Council was able to refund a seminal program, founded by the non-profit William James Association in the late 1970s, called Arts in Corrections. This program brings...
Dell'Arte International School of Physical Theatre
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The Dell’Arte School is located in the town of Blue Lake, surrounded by the majestic wilderness of California’s North Coast. For nearly 50 years, Dell’Arte has welcomed students from all over the world to our home in this unique natural setting, to train, research and discover what is possible in the theatre.
You cannot trust prisoners they are killers forever they cannot change
Glad to see this happening in the bay. Its just that with these programs these men have to go back to reality on the yard. They need to offer incentives to the whole population. Maybe more would get involved and change the mentality of the prison.
Is this program still going?
These niggas aren’t even wearin yellows SIT DOWN😂
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This is beautiful! Coming from a person who’s husband just completed 25 years straight In CDCR... this is our dream to one day be home and have that opportunity to give back to society. Thanks for what you do to these individuals 🤍
Hardcore Gangsters.AB
This is the only thing and I only watch the video for a few seconds but it already makes sense the only way to rehab a person soul for the better especially if you're planning to release them back into the public when you manage to put a smile on a prisoner's face you have accomplished your mission
I watch these in luck of seeing my dad
damn
Keep in mind going to the bay is like going to Harvard for criminals. They have to make conscious decisions to end up ther. Alot feel happy once they land. Like " ive made it" .l dont let this hippy shit fool you.
Those women have their dream job. All eyes on them. 👀
Beautiful, Veena!
i was on that yard when this program started... i can tell you that it is a gp active yard and i know these men in this video personally- most of them and they are great men and human beings.. they were a part of my transformation from just a convict to someone who wants to better myself for my family and do better ... they partake in these programs for self help and ive partaked in similar programs and im glad to say ive been free for almost two years ... ps ; we used to clown on them fools about joining theatre lmao
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Did you know a homie triste from OC he was their too
This was very well done. Keep up the great work!!!
I think it's beautiful poetic....
Homie you do what you have to do too come home much love carnal, canyon city always
Man they trying to play on people’s hearts with this nonsense making it seem like it’s not that bad in prison they need to show how bad it can be not people smiling and jumping around. What about when the cameras shut off and they gotta go back to that cell 23 and 1... eating the same food 11 yrs straight. 3 10minute phone calls a day.
That's a beautiful thing you guys are doing for these prisoners. God bless you!!
Pelican bay where your life expectancy is 20%
Not true at all. I was there from 2004-2008. You spend most of your time in a cell. It was safer than kern, folsom, and high desert.
i need to get the rc to the bk in each place from all four yrs in all yrs