What Teachers And Artists Say About The Archetype Work
Olisa Enrico-Johnson
“Groundbreaking, limitless, uplifting, The guided journeys are expansive, sensory, fantastic Makes the impossible –possible” Olisa Enrico-Johnson
Read MoreMarlene Johnson, University of Alabama
“What the archetypal exercises unearth is a validation that the human voice is capable of vocal colors/timbre beyond what the average individual ever fathoms or allows to experience/express”. Voice/Speech and Acting teacher Marlene Johnson, University of Alabama
Read MoreTiza Garland, Movement Specialist at the University of Florida
“The archetype work is a wonderful way to open the creative imagination and allow students to explore possibilities. It also builds confidence in making solid and distinct character choices when approaching a role. Archetype exploration is a great way for beginning and experienced students to add variety to their approach to character development. Since exploring…
Read MoreDaydrie Hague, U. of Alabama
“I have found the archetypal work an invaluable tool for exploring characterization with my students. It seamlessly incorporates impulse, imagination, breath, movement and sound within a narrative structure that allows us to improvise and connect to these archetypal essences that live within each of us. It takes us back to the ancient roots of ‘playing’…
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