1. All good, needed a drink
2. Smoke break
3. Hanging Garden
4. Slow day at La souricière
5. Des fleurs d’Avignon
6. Are we, Trespassing?
7. The outlook
« Somehow, the French got this idea of the starving artist. Very romantic, except it’s not so romantic for the starving artist.» - David Lynch
Lecoq Soirée 1: The langage du geste de Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me.
Quelques photos de « Manger des Cailloux - Cabaret Alternatif » !
Bienvenue dans l’univers de Manger des Cailloux, spectacle créé lors d’une carte blanche de quatre étudiants de l’école internationale Jacques Lecoq au Théâtre Al Andalus, où l’on redécouvre le monde comme des enfants avec le mime, le clown, la danse et la musique.
On joue pendant tout le Festival Avignon Off (relâche mardi) à 18h10 au Théâtre Al Andalus (25 rue d’Amphoux) 🎭
📸: @mucas_loriot_photographie
#festivaloffavignon #mime #danse #clown #cabaret
A few moments de me deuxième semestre 1. The fires of Carnival
2. Some clown
3. Australian Fishing Trip
4. Madam Hands the Grand
5. Tall men like being held too
6. New challenger approaches
7. Skandinavisk maleri
8. Three men who lost at cards
9. The puppet
10. The Microwave Man has something to say
Many many many more beautiful moments most of which will live only in memory but thank you to everyone one who helped make them!
A bientôt !
Les moments de le premier trimestre L’école Lecoq
1. Post lunch photo op
2. One of the first meet ups in Avignon
3. Michele’s Birthday dinner
4. Jumping over grand friends
5. Late night time line drafting
6. Wine festival with two of my favorites
7. Some partner work on the lawn
8. Party vibes
9. Coloc Christmas Cookies
10. Group A after building « the square »
Wasn’t able to get everyone tagged but all that aside, thank you for an amazing first semester and see you in the next!!
Quick story time if you have the time:
Having Phillipe Gaulier, the father of Buffon, and internationally acclaimed theatre critic/teacher, going from telling me, “you’ll never be successful in this business” to “you move like you have no balls, I want to work with you,” to then doing a scene with a partner in Chinese, while also not knowing the changes that were added to said scene was not on my existential bingo card, however; the experience and growth and people I was privileged to meet have changed my life forever. Despite the brief amount of time it was. Thank you to all involved, I miss you and I’ll be thinking of you as I continue this journey.
Cheers.
Highlights of this last year.
Easy way is say much of it was spent with those I love.
- Went into the woods for a friends retreat where the sky was so clear we saw the Milky Way while laying in the grass next to a duck house.
- Did a show that re-ignited my love of clown and physical theatre and set me on my path to France (where I leave to in 3 months!)
- Went to London with some amazing human being and even slipped of to Scotland with some fellow mad lad adventurers
- Got quarantined with Covid and had to had the fact I was coughing up blood so my teacher and swore my roommate to secrecy so the others wouldn’t freak out (Sorry @beki.baker felt it’s been long enough of a secret😅)
- Went to my first music festival and danced so hard I couldn’t walk after
- Went to Nuevo Vallarta with family learned traditional recipes and a whole lot more Canadians than I would have thought (hey guys)
- learned to pole dance, toured around the US telling scary stories, got into a French clown school, Climbed A LOT, Became the devil, graduated, started writing again, became conversational in French, and most importantly; I changed and grew. So despite all the hell 2022 has given I’m thankful for all of you who took part in the beautiful parts.
