Tanine Dunais - Vulnerability

About the Workshop
Do we have the courage to be seen when we have no control over the outcome? To let go of the tools and tricks we have accumulated to stay safe on the stage? To fail enough to accept it as part of growth? To let ourselves be loved by the audience. There is one easy way to achieve all these. Be vulnerable. Have nothing to lose!
In this workshop we will explore various exercises and techniques traditionally associated with clown and Bouffon to slowly soften our shells and to show our beautiful souls.

“What makes you vulnerable makes you beautiful” Brené Brown

Participant Experience
Some improv experience needed, all skill levels welcome.

About Your Teacher
Tanine Dunais is an Iranian improvisor, graphic designer and illustrator who loves exploring between the world of performing arts and visual arts. As an improviser she started her journey in Dubai in 2016 at the Courtyard Playhouse. She later relocated to Europe, where she discovered a big, diverse world of improvisational theories and views. She has since been performing and teaching across Europe in festivals. Since she moved to Amsterdam in 2018, Tanine has collaborated with the Flock theatre in the core organisation team, as a teacher and performer as well as in the production of many Flock Theatre shows. She is currently in her second year as the co-artistic director of Impro Amsterdam Festival.

Details
Friday 6th September 2024
14:00 - 17:00

This workshop venue is fully accessible and will take place at:
Nottingham Central Library
1 Carrington St.
Nottingham
NG1 7FH