Theatre workshop by Marion Bottollier

Theatre workshop by Marion Bottollier

Date:

01 JUN 2023

Time:

7:30 pm

Venue:

Concert Hall Rehearsal Room (CR1), Hong Kong Cultural Centre

Admission :

Free admission

Theatre workshop by Marion Bottollier

Discover the power of emotions on stage! Each emotion triggers a unique thought process, and our experiences are shaped by the emotions we feel in our own time and place. This workshop delves deeply into the art of expressing emotions on stage, exploring how actors, actresses, and art enthusiasts in Hong Kong approach the communication of emotions. Drawing on Marion Bottollier, our instructor's experience working in Thailand, she examine the differences in emotional reactions between French and Thai actors, with the Thai actors displaying a more explosive response from coldness. What can Hong Kong actors and audiences learn from French emotional performance techniques? To explore this further, this workshop will delve into a European myth and its resonance in our daily lives, such as the story of Circe, as depicted in the novel by acclaimed American author, Madelyne Miller.

The workshop is conducted in English, lasts approximately two hours.


 

Marion Bottollier

After studying the performing arts at Paris X University, she trained at the Conservatoire National Supérieur Paris Dramatic Art with Philippe Adrien, Muriel Mayette, Gérard Desarthe, Nada Strancar and Gilberte Tsaï. She also worked under the direction of Victor Gauthier Martin, Lisa Wurmser, Claudia Stavisky, Claude Baqué (alongside with the singer Camille), Olivier Lopez, François Rodinson and Julie Kretszchmar.

She joins the company Sic12 and Gustavo Giacosa for whom she dances and plays in Les Ponts Suspendus and La Maison. She also dances on the waterfront in Foofwa d'Immobilité's Live and Dance and Die. Besides dancing, Marion Bottollier also does documentary theatre in No se registran conversaçiones de interes by Roger Bernat.

For the movies, she works with Philippe Garrel, Cristi Puiu, Fleur Melbourn, Thomas Lacoste and Arnaud Desplechin.

Ticketing Info

Free to the public. Register here from 16 March onwards

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