This 2-part series is for anyone interested in improvisation as an art form and as a way of exploring and developing responses to being in the moment.

Working in this way is phenomenologically-based, that is, work is generated from what you are experiencing and through generative process.

Attendees don't need a background in performance but should be interested in what performance might mean for themselves and how they might experience performance practice as a way of deepening self-knowledge, confidence and awareness in relationships.

Feedback to self and others will be based on improviser-legend Al Wunder’s ‘positive feedback’ model.

This is a series of 2 x 2-hour sessions.

Participants will need to be able to attend BOTH sessions on Sunday afternoons:

15 May, 2.00 - 4.00 PM (AEST)
29 May, 2.00 - 4.00 PM (AEST)

You only need to purchase one ticket for the entire series.

Who is this event for?

Anyone interested in improvisation as an art form and as a way of exploring being in the moment. (Adults 18+)
Musicians, dancers and actors interested in improvisation are welcome, but no prior experience in performance or improvisation required!
Participants will be invited to show moments of work during sessions. The showing will be in duos, group and solos.
Please note: Participants will need to ensure they have sufficient space in which to move.

About the facilitator:

Andrea Breen (she/her) is a sound artist, writer and performance artist with enduring interests in social and environmental action, collaboration and improvisation.

For the past twenty years she has been developing a practice in generative and interactive processes of sound, word, image and movement, and composing music for dance and radio. She works as a therapist in lutruwita/Tasmania and as a casual lecturer/supervisor at Miecat.