In Shira’s workshop today, we focused on the script of The Life of Galileo and started to interpret what kinds of questions we wanted to
She apologies for it sometimes. The baby. It’s nearly midnight and upon approaching the blue gate—the last house on the hill—voices begin to hush. By
“The art of being present” It’s one of the lessons Ianthe and One Year Lease is really instilling in us. Everyday, we do mindful meditation;
For those of us not yet assigned a group composition, week one’s Workshare was uncharted territory. While many of us have experience devising in a
You could feel a shift in the village air in the days leading up to the festival: a slight bustling energy that differed from the
Walking into our first Clowning workshop with Richard, I had no idea what to expect. I could feel a nervous energy circulating the church square,
Our first week of rehearsals at Papigo, we have had the privilege to work with Adrienne Kapstein: a professor from PACE University who specializes in
Papingo is a world unto its own. As our bus rounded the hairpin corners, we watched the landscape of our home for the next month
For several years, I have fully believed in salt water as a cure-all. There’s nothing that can’t be fixed by tears, sweat, and/or the sea.
My own arrival was a very lethargic one — I arrived in Athens a day early because the flights were cheaper, so I hoped to take advantage of being on my
