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Fast Food Laban How it Works Laban was a movement theorist, and this exercise is based on (a simplified form of some of) his ideas. Take 3 categories:
Notes The attributes go with the characters, not necessarily with the actual performer's body. A heavyset person may move about delicately. Variations You can introduce this in a fairly simple way, by asking the players to move about the room, according to directions or orientations:
Then experiment with these: be suddenly light (bird taking off from a tree) or continuously light (be a cloud). You can do this using different kinds of music. What direction / weight / movement does a certain song or theme inspire? Then try to experiment with characters: who or what would be vertical person be (a general?). What/how would be continuously light person be (stoned?). Suddenly light (flirty?). See also Fast Food Stanislawski . Origin Attributed to Keith Johnstone . See Impro for Storytellers . |
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A hunch is creativity trying to tell you something --- Frank Capra |
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