InSite is organising two workshops that engage in the theory and practice of Edward Bond. The first occasion will be on the 17th of February, participants will be working on Saved, the first staged play of Bond, and looking at his theory through practical work. On the 10th of March the workshop will be on […]
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Adam Bethlenfalvy will be leading a five session course on the history of drama education investigating the practice and theory of leading figures of the DiE movement. Participants will have the opportunity to engage in lessons designed by Dorothy Heathcote, Gavin Bolton, Cecily O’Neill, David Davis, David Booth and Jonothan Neelands, and investigate the thinking […]
Read moreEdward Bond politikai színháza címmel jelent meg Bethlenfalvy Ádám írása a Színház folyóirat januári számában. Részlet az írásból: Fotó a Saved 2011-es előadásáról(Lyric, fotó: Simon Kane) “Amellett hogy a legfontosabb közösségi térként tartja számon a színházat, Bond a közönségre egyénenként akar hatni. Minden egyes nézőt döntés elé igyekszik állítani: a lehetetlen helyzetekben, a saját nézőpontjukból […]
Read more“Most importantly, based on their own experiences they realized their potential to create change and motivate others (youth, organizations, schools, businesses, potential sponsors, volunteers and families) to act as socially conscious and responsible citizens and become changemakers in their lives and far beyond.” InSite provided the workshops for Ashoka Hungary and worked closely with the […]
Read moreAdam Cziboly presented the findings of the DICE research in Oslo at the conference celebrating the twentieth anniversary of the founding of the Norwegian Arts Education Association. Adam was invite as a keynote speaker beside Sir Paul Roberts. You can find the presentations from the conference here. Adam Bethlenfalvy held a workshop titled Classic Everyday […]
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