Program Model | Assembly Performance |
Artistic Discipline | Theatre |
Grades | K | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 |
Min. residency sessions/classroom | N/A |
Program Requirements | Can perform on any surface, but prefers a stage. Needs at least 9' x 6' performance area. Needs mic and mic stand (only if poor acoustics). Students should sit 12'-15' from edge of performance area. Center aisle is not required. |
Instruction Language(s) | English |
Availability Notes | Ready to schedule for the 2023-24 school year! |
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About the Artist
Albert, a YA Artist of the Year, enthusiastically shares in his art with others. He clowns in circuses, internationally, founded a theater, is an inspiring teacher, and a chemical engineer from Notre Dame.
Teaching Philosophy
Albert's passion is helping students discover and explore the role of art and science in their lives. Students develop confidence and respect for self, others, art, and science. They become artists for life.
Testimonial
"A master of his art form...great rapport with the students."
--Teacher, Parkrose
Program Description
Professional mime and circus clown Albert Alter performs a variety of short vignettes as he demonstrates the elements of a good story: beginning, middle and end, characters, setting, conflict and resolution. He illustrates with humor, imagination and improvisation how the art of mime is a foundation for acting, for creating and telling a story and for basic communication. During this fast-moving program, Albert teaches the audience a mime routine, helping them better understand the relationship between ideas, images, creativity, the written and spoken word and the creation of stories.
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Keywords
communication, improvisation, literacy, physical theatre, physical theater, mime, theater, theatre, storytelling, English, kinesthetic
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