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Written by Christina KapadochaTactile renegotiations in actor training: what the pandemic taught us about touchThis is an Open Access article and can be accessed here Abstract This article draws from the practice-research project under the umbrella title ‘From Haptic Deprivation to Haptic Possibilities’. The project began as a response to the first COVID-19 lockdown in the UK in March 2020 and the necessary transition…
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Written by Christina KapadochaSomatic methodology in actor movement praxis*This introductory note is a translation of a brief article originally published in Greek for Skenè: Journal of Theatre and Drama Studies, Vol.12. It can be accessed here. Abstract Using as a point of departure an indicative illustration on key steps of the practice, this brief article introduces the reader…
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Written by Christina KapadochaOff touch-off balance: are we still in touch?The following blog post was first published as part of TaPRA (Theatre and Performance Research Association) PaR Gallery 2021 under the theme *off balance*. It will also be available here until September 2022 and the activities of the next TaPRA conference. what happens to individuals and communities, particularly theatre communities,…
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Written by Christina KapadochaHaptic possibilities: practising physical contact as part of physically-distanced actor trainingIntroducing the project This post offers a first glimpse to a wider practice-research project I started developing since the beginning of the pandemic in the UK in March 2020 and the Covid-19 implemented physical distancing guidelines. It is the first in an intended series of posts on the project, under…
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Written by Christina KapadochaVirtual book launch for Somatic Voices in Performance Research and BeyondThis video wishes to offer an audio-visual introduction to the book Somatic Voices in Performance Research and Beyond (Kapadocha, 2021), released on October 22, 2020. In response to the current circumstances, this alternative book launch is a compilation of material produced using easily available technological means. The intention is to…