Training at Grotowski's "Laboratorium" in Wrozlaw in 1972 Screener

[EvilEddtheRed]

i wonder if David Lynch counts him as an influence.

[8davix8]

@8davix8 Quindi a distaccarsi anche dal rapporto con lo spettatore(audience) solo in seguito abbandonato

[8davix8]

All interno diel binomio grotowsky-barba il primo tendeva a rappresentare il polo del valore inreriore la tendenza ad allontarsi dallla creazione artistica..cit Mirella schinio da. Alchimisti della scena

[abraxas444]

Remember seeing performance off Ryszard Cieślak in Wroclaw in 1972 in Grotowski Theatre To get a ticket was almost impossible.Spectale was deeply moving

[Teaterism]

Fantastic!! Love this

[elinaesh]

Great to see the master at work.

[Tibbzbbz]

this man was genius!

[twistesceo]

I think he's teaching them how to dance like sponge bob squarepants......

[DrRobsonCamargo]

Ryszard Cieślak...... the actor

[TheSlybuy]

is it me or does it seem that they don't really get what Cieślak is telling em. I get it I wish i was there :(

[BiauaGaua]

actually its very hard to undersand it but if we think about it longer time we will see that its have symbols - very useful in theatre.

[rocktothebone91]

Great video! Thanks for the upload :)

[sparksgrrrl]

Does anyone know if there are instructors teaching this movement technique now?

[beirabass]

this is so amazing !!!!! i see kabuki and nôh techniques too, in this methods.

Grotowski and Barba were both visionary genious.

[buzka205]

Totally gay. Nasty!

[skysnet]

why are these 2 dudes in their underwear and she is dressed?

[imperthean]

Not sure how to spell it, but can anyone tell me what the "en velux" is?

[zubinmohamad]

very Asian theatre inspired

[mmitler]

Cieslak was my teacher. In Poland with his company, and then again privately in New York before he died. It's so great being able to see these films and share them with my own company - Theatre Group Dzieci. Thanks so much.

[aiksasa]

love it

[NATADHA]

grotosky had given a new horizon of physicality in theatre.

[JasonKrueger90]

why are they doing this nonsense thing fr so long? what is this has to do with theatre? this is not theatre...this is bullshit.

[artfilms07]

This is history dear Jason... Grotowski created an exciting physical theatre (non-naturalistic, non-realistic theatre form) in the 70th and this film shows the movement workshop and warmup of the actors. Many contemporary theatre are inspired by Grotowski's philosophy and method.

[redsimplet]

yes get informed! When we don't know is better to shut up and learn:) little by little you will know. Maybe:) working.

[pandananas]

u just don't get the thing

u r just used to watch bullshit vids

[JasonKrueger90]

no i'm an actor too, and i just hate this "alternative" theatre. what is the point of doing this crazy moves, and make nonsense plays? this stuff belongs to a fuckin circus, not to a theatre...

[unhappybirthday1981]

Are y serious or are y kidding?you're 19 years old and you talk about what is and not is theatre?!?!?!??!I can't beleave!

[munkeephonix]

retard...

[xlovelivin]

I am actually not agree with you...this "crazy moves" as you called them are done in order to get more expresitivity through the bodie...As an actor you should remember as well that the body is the one that narrates the history...the body is the place where emotions can come out...text goes to second place then...

[crispetucho]

what kind of person thinks that?

[killerjulien]

@JasonKrueger90  ahh you have not heard what Grotowski has said. Every person takes away something different. He looked at the elements of theatre, and decided to simplify it to the max, to get the focus on the actors. And each actor has a different way of rehearsing.

[poverhxxx]

супер!

[mauriliotadeu]

Tiive a honra de participar de dois econtros com o grande mestre Grotowski; sou um cara de sorte mesmo. A vida e o teatro merece o que temos de melhor.

[pati3szpak]

not Wrozlaw but Wroclaw. :)

[pandananas]

nie Wroclaw tylko Wrocław

[pandananas]

: )

[pasozyt8]

@pati3szpak  even Wrocław;)