14 attend instructive theatre workshop

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The Botswana Society for the Arts (BSA) in collaboration with the newly established Visual and Performing Arts (VAPA) Department of the University of Botswana (UB) held an informative drama workshop at Maru-a-Pula School, which in recent years has become home to most of the performing arts events.

Fourteen participants from theatre groups in Gaborone and surrounding areas, including students from VAPA, participated in the week-long exercise.

The workshop covered a variety of valuable areas in the performing arts including trust exercises (working as a group), rhythm and improvisation, the feet as the basis of performance, and working with images (paintings, image theatre, initial playmaking from images.  The workshop also covered working with dialogue, the body in relation to others (theatre from poses), levels of tension, emotional states (and their political meanings), and clothing and its meaning.

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