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I have photographed Rachel many times performing.
Her comedy/physical antics are delightful. Now she has a one-woman show “Grown Ass Woman”. Here is the interview I did with her yesterday!
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The entrance to Celebration Barn in South Paris, Maine is charming and inviting.
Here is the scoop of this lovely treasure in the mountains of Maine.
“Celebration Barn Theater is an international residential center for creating and presenting original theater. Dedicated to growing a creative community, both locally and within the larger national and international performing arts field, the Barn fuels the development of new theater that is crafted, innovative, and wildly alive. Founded in 1972 on a farm in South Paris, Maine, Celebration Barn was born out of internationally acclaimed mime artist Tony Montanaro’s drive to encourage people to create their own original theater. Now in its 42nd season. Celebration Barn is world renowned for generating diverse and uniquely personal physical theater.”
Jeff Wirth has an unusual place in the disciplines of theater.
He has consulted with Cirque du Soleil, Blue Man Group, Disney Imagineering and wrote the book INTERACTIVE ACTING.
He has designed over 100 interactive performance experiences for entertainment, simulation and research.
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Interviewed at the Celebration Barn in S. Paris, Maine.
Jeff was conducting a workshop titled 'Interactive Performance'.
In this interview he discusses the discipline and applications of it in theatre.
For more information go here:
http://wirthcreative.com/
Along a intimate gravel road you find the sign ‘Celebration Barn Theater’ and as you approach you see the building that has been the ‘home’ for many physical theater artists and where some learned and honed their skills.
Fritz Grobe talks about his experiences at Celebration Barn and what is being produced now in workshops and performances. Founded in 1972 by mime artist Tony Montenaro, The Celebration Barn has become a lab for physical comedy, commedia-dell-arte, juggling, circus skills, improv and other related performing arts disciplines.
For more information on The Celebration Barn:
http://www.celebrationbarn.com/
It’s a criminal comedy featuring Amanda Huotari, Daniel Orrantia and Aaron Tucker. Three squirtgun-slinging desperadoes swindle and seduce their way into the greatest heist of all time.
A very funny show spoofing the heist and criminal movies. Here are some visual highlights from Friday’s show at Celebration Barn.
Amanda Huotari, Daniel Orrantia and Aaron Tucker in disguise (of course) opens the show.
Aaron Tucker(top) Amanda Huotari, Daniel Orrantia getting too close for comfort.
After much involvement together these two find time to reflect on what is happening.
Aaron Tucker (with banana) Amanda Huotari, Daniel Orrantia in a moment of true surreal comedy.
Amanda Huotari, Daniel Orrantia and Aaron Tucker toking their water pistols.
Aaron Tucker holds his imaginary pistol while his two cohorts ignore the real issues at hand and kiss one another.
Daniel Orrantia.(in flight) Aaron Tucker, Amanda Huotari.
The show closes as it begins…in disquise.
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The Fabulous Problemas was directed by Davis Robinson
For more information about The Celebration Barn shows or workshops go here.
