"Inner Image/ Outer Image" in a Personal Stream Workshop with Khalid Tyabji at The Gati Studio, 5, Wind Mill Place, S-17, Khirkee Extension > 10am-2pm on 11th to 15th November 2013

Time : 10:00 am - 2:00 pm

Entry : Fee: Rs. 3500. Early bird discount of Rs. 500 for those who register before 5 Nov.
This workshop is open to a limited number of participants only. No drop ins allowed. So hurry and register!
To register, please email gatidance@gmail.com with your name, phone number & email address, your movement/ dance background and the name of the event you would like to attend. 
For more information, please call 9971406113.

Place : The Gati Studio, 5, Wind Mill Place, S-17, Khirkee Extension, New Delhi - 110017
Landmark : Opp. Select Citywalk
Venue Info : Nearest Metro Station - 'Malviya Nagar (Yellow Line) Exit Gate - 3'
Area : Saket

Workshop Description : “Inner Image/ Outer Image” in a Personal Stream Workshop with Khalid Tyabji.

The workshop seeks to introduce a personal method of work and will focus particularly on taking an external image into the body and of creating external actions/movement on the basis of imagined, dreamt or absorbed images. During the workshop, participants will learn a few precise physical elements that aim at awakening, opening and freeing the organism- muscles, breath, spirit and mind - thereby helping it to experience, express and relate to the self and the world to the fullest possible degree. Although supremely physical and partially aimed at extending the possibilities of the human being as an instrument of expression, these elements are oriented towards the awakening of an inner life - a dialogue with the self and with the world - than corporeal virtuosity in itself.

Khalid Tyabji is a performer and teacher of performance, engaging in a form of theatre that is rooted in the human body. Over time, Khalid has developed a specific type of theatrical interaction, later named General Tomfoolery, with tribal people in Bastar.He has worked as an actor at the Second Studio of Wroclaw in Poland, created a number of solo performances, and acted in several productions by Lech Raczak. Since 1989, Khalid has been Visiting Professor at the National School of Drama in Delhi and a number of universities. Over the past 16 years he has performed and taught together with Jola Cynkutis, his wife and theatre partner. This is his first venture into pedagogy after her demise in February.

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