The Mime workshop leaders | The Mime workshop | Scheme of work | Certified qualification | Evidence of participation | Booking
Learn some of the basic principles of mime and try out the different techniques involved. This workshop is a great introduction to the "movement" aspect of the creative arts.
Since graduating from performing arts school in Los Angeles our two main mime tutors have taught workshops across Europe, America and New Zealand in mime, dance and theatre. They have experience of teaching adults and children and teach regularly at The Academy, a young people's performing arts school in Liverpool. One of our tutors, Helen, explains she enjoys teaching workshops for children, teenagers and adults and loves the fact that each different age group can bring their own inspiration and expression to learning and performing. Our tutors have taught for local Councils, Connexions, private dance schools, churches, festivals and performing arts groups and enjoy seeing the confidence that learning dance or theatre can give to people.
Come and learn how to impress your mates with the illusions you can create through mime. Learn the secret techniques of this magical creative art. Learn some of the basic principles of mime and try out the different techniques involved. Gain improved understanding of non-verbal communication and how it can be applied to other art forms or situations. Work in small groups to practise technique and perform pieces. This workshop is a great introduction to the "movement" aspect of the creative arts. Other areas of interest that lead on from mime are drama and dance. All workshops would include: Warm up, explanation and demonstration of neutral positions, practice of these positions followed by lesson plan 1. Statues, lesson plan 2. Mime Illusion, or lesson plan 3. Character.
All of our workshops are accredited with a certificate that all partakers can take away with them at the end as proof of their participation and to mark their achievement in learning a new skill.
Many youth schemes require evidence of learners' participation and achievements in wider learning projects to contribute to the young persons file or CV. Top Dog support this by providing other supporting evidence of participation in addition to the Top Dog Certificate of Achievement. Available for this workshop are: