The Prop and Costume Station
- Interesting props and costumes can
simply be found at places such as thrift shops, second hand stores, souvenir
shops, and collectables stores.
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The Hospitality and Rest Station
- It is good to note that actors and
artists must have a stage area and a “rest” area made specifically to come back
to themselves but not come away from the work space.
Visitors
- Visitors and guests are meant to
be welcomed to a performance practice.
- Outsiders provide a positive impact
on individual insight, actor comfort, and constructive criticism.
Pocha Workshops are Wonderfully Intense and Bizarre
- Pocha workshops are very
explicitly styled and are meant to be uncomfortable.
- Their works involve a multitude of
races, sexualities, and cultural backgrounds of the mind and body.
- “We are not here to direct [the
audience]. Rather, we allow them to assume responsibility for themselves and
find their own place within the world we are all creating together.”
Pocha Workshops Foster Punctuality and Commitment
- Performances should be made with
people you trust and are committed fully to the art.
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Pocha Workshops are Physically Strenuous
- Performances are physically challenging,
not pushing performers beyond their breaking point, but maintaining the body
into positions that are not typically used.
Pocha Workshops are like Live Performance
Sketchbooks
- Performances are mentally
significant and can enhance the performers’ thoughts and motives.
By: Bretten
James
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