Winter Training Intensive
January 1 - 6, 2010
Program Description
This program focuses on the creation and development of individual work within the context of a group. Students receive daily training in the areas of improvisation, music, and object work, and one-on-one mentoring from ensemble members toward the development of an individual or group ‘etude.’ The Winter Intensive is ideal for those interested in using a physical approach to developing their own artistic work but have limited time to commit.
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Housing
 Students are housed at Double Edge's international center for theatre collaboration, in a historic 1830s boarding house in Ashfield center. Student housing includes a shared kitchen, licing room, grounds, and bedrooms. The house is a short walk frm Ashfield Lake, Elmer's Cafe, the post office, a laundromat, the town library, and the Ashfield Lakehouse (a local bar/restaurant).
Tuition
Tuition for this program is $850. This inculdes housing, meals, materials, local transportation and use of Double Edge's spaces and facilities. Tuition payments are non- refundable.
How to apply
Please inform us via phone or e-mail that you wish to apply for the program and we will send you the necessary forms via e-mail. There is no application fee.
Contact us
Please write or call with any questions about the program, the application process or the larger scope of our company's work. You can contact Jeremy Eaton, Student Programs Manager, at:
training@doubleedgetheatre.org or 413.628.0277
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Testimonials
"The most interesting part of the program was having most of my questions given back to me to figure out for myself. Learning via observation and attention vs. words. Pushing beyond my perceived limits." - Adele Jerista, '07
"The most interesting part of the program was training without explanations, the essentializing of language through action, moving through perceived limitations in rhythm and relationship." -Tyler Gage, '07
"...really getting into my body and the body of the group...finding myself and others in the fluidity of the ensemble...finding ways to recognize limits and use resistance creatively." - Scott Halligan, '07
For more information, or to apply, contact Jeremy Louise Eaton at 413-628-0277 or training@doubleedgetheatre.org. Or fill out the form below and we will contact you with more details.
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