Improterapia finally in New York City. Improv Beyond Comedy

Improterapia finally in New York City.
Improv Beyond Comedy

FREE Workshop/Seminar to introduce you to IMPROTERAPIA

Tuesday November 2nd
7-9 pm
Ripley Grier - 939 8th Ave # 307 - New York, NY
ROOM 4 A


People think that a synonym for Improv is Comedy, weeeell, not for us!

We think Improv is more thant that. We use Improv for Self Growth!!!

Now you can learn how to know yourself better, overcome stage freight, learn to take risks and stop being afraid of living while learning the art of improvisational Theater. We use Self Realization Techniques as Logotherapy, Kriya Yoga and Improv Theater Exercises to help people identify and work over those things that won't let you move forward in many aspects of your everyday life.

You will also learn the basic skills to engage a great improv. Stop trying too hard to make jokes, Stop believing you're not funny.

Everyone can be a very important part of an improvisation.
Improv is an art that needs to be studied in order to live forever!!!!

Erik Rodriguez will be acting in the Living Theatre with Judith Malina

Judith Malina will direct Anne Waldman's Red Noir to run December 7-January 30 at The Living Theatre. The play is a detective thriller set on the Lower East Side. The company will feature Camilla de Araujo, Brent Barker, Vinie Burrows, Maylin Castro, Ben Cerf, Sheila Dabney, Jay Dobkin, Luis Christian Dilorenzi, Erin Downhour, Eno Edet, Tjasa Ferme, Ondina Frate, Gemma Forbes, Maria Guzman, Home Hynes, Silas Inches Albert Lamont, Jenna Kirk, Celeste Moratti, Martin Munoz, Lucie Pohl, Marie Pohl, Erik Rodriguez, Judi Rymer, Anthony Sisco, Lori Summers, Enoch Wu, and Kennedy Yanko.

The creative team will include Richard Retta (lighting design); Ilion Troya, Richard Retta, and Malina (scenic design); and Sheila Dabney (musical direction).

Synopsis
In Red Noir, writer Anne Waldman combines metaphors of the film noir genre and reflections on modern life in our economically and ecologically trouble ridden war culture. Set on the Lower East Side, with an array of vivid characters whose lives intertwine, the play follows a female detective as she investigates a black market deal done by many greedy hands and pursues two men, each carrying a valise - one filled with a nuclear or toxic substance; the other filled with the seeds of the future. Integrating Ms. Malina's direction and Ms. Waldman's vast and accomplished literary catalogue, Red Noir exposes lists of toxic chemicals, reaches out to the Middle East, and expounds upon troubles in our worldly existence in an attempt to find ways toward revelation, revolution and redemption.

For further information, visit www.livingtheatre.org

SOURCE theatermania.com