• Posts Tagged ‘Commedia dell’Arte’

    Getting Back in the Groove

    by  • March 16, 2022 • Dance Program, One Year Program, Student Life, Undergraduate Physical Theatre, Undergraduate Programs • 0 Comments

    This past week, our students have been getting back into the swing of things after Spring Break. In this blog, physical theatre students Desire’, Tait and Cooper and dance student Ruthy look back on the semester thus far and talk about how things are going now. Desire’ Suarez, Muhlenberg College Semester Physical Theatre Program...

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    The Part I’ll Cherish Most

    by  • November 10, 2021 • One Year Program, Student Life, Undergraduate Physical Theatre, Undergraduate Programs • 1 Comment

    This week, physical theatre students Eliza, Sydney and Corin reflect on their most recent performance and some of their favorite parts of their time here as the semester starts to draw to a close. Read on hear all about it! Eliza Turner, Coastal Carolina University One Year Physical Theatre Program Here is the theatre...

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    Pushing Limits In and Out of the Classroom

    by  • November 4, 2021 • One Year Program, Student Life, Uncategorized, Undergraduate Physical Theatre, Undergraduate Programs • 0 Comments

    For this week’s ADA blog, physical theatre students Liliana and Michael discuss their recent adventures both in and out of the classroom. Read on to hear all about it! Liliana Mastroanni, Skidmore College Semester Physical Theatre Program Hey again! It’s Liliana coming at you with highlights from last week. Last weekend, we went to...

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    Some Things Never Change: Reflecting on Our First Summer Back

    by  • August 4, 2021 • Faculty & Staff, Student Life, Summer Dance Intensive, Summer Intensives, Summer Physical Theatre Intensive, Uncategorized • 0 Comments

    Finally being able to come back to the Accademia this summer was definitely a bit of a surprise to me. So many students who were here this summer said the same thing, as some of them waited for months for the opportunity to set foot on our campus, so getting to be here felt...

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    Finding an Ending… Or a New Beginning: An ADA Newsletter

    by  • November 21, 2019 • Newsletter • 0 Comments

    Finding an Ending… Or a New Beginning: An ADA Newsletter The end of a semester is always a strange mixture of emotions for faculty, staff and students.  It is simultaneously the excitement, stress and exhaustion of preparing final projects, followed in quick succession by the euphoria of a performance then the inevitable realization of...

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    Listening Deeply and Living Intentionally with One Month Left

    by  • November 6, 2019 • One Year Program, Student Life, Uncategorized, Undergraduate Physical Theatre, Undergraduate Programs • 0 Comments

    Collin David Beach, Coastal Carolina University Semester Physical Theatre Program At the time I am writing this, we are a little ways pass the one month marker for being here, and have just passed the marker for a month remaining. Being here is second nature by now. You know the classes like the back...

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    Commedia dell’Arte with Chiara D’Anna

    by  • July 21, 2019 • Summer Intensives, Summer Physical Theatre Intensive • 0 Comments

    For the second half of our summer intensive physical theatre students either took Body Memory taught by Heni Varga and Dénes Döbrei or Commedia dell’Arte taught by Chiara D’Anna. In the Commedia dell’Arte course they explored and learned the history and traditions of Commedia dell’Arte and how to use those tools to  in a contemporary way....

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    An Enchanted Villa

    by  • July 3, 2018 • Uncategorized • 0 Comments

    One week of our Summer Physical Theatre and Dance Intensives is complete! Below Rebekah Dawn shares her thoughts and reflections in her time at the ADA so far. Upon arriving at the Villa Godiola to attend Accademia dell’Arte’s Summer Physical Theatre Intensive, I was enchanted. From the look and feel of the rustic villa,...

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