Bøger af Robert Golden

Monika Pagneux's inspirational way of working allows actors to find a unity between their inner psyche and its outer expression. Truth becomes the source of creativity; actions are a result of being, not thinking. Monika's questioning of her self; 'Who am I?' and her answers, transforms her into a mentor for our troubled times. This book is based upon Monika's scrapbook in which she offers a sense of her work and in particular how she uses clay modelling to help the workshop members intuit their physicality and their life force. This is transformed into sounds, movement, actions and interactions resulting in the creation of scenes involving all the workshop members. Often these produce stunning moments of honesty and drama. The 46-minute film is a more precise description of her work. In the film, Monika explains the entire process in detail along with her thoughts and feelings about movement, performance and theatre. The actors/directors Annabel Arden, Katherine Hunter and Marcello Magni speak about how their work with Monika has influenced their own careers. Actor/director Olivia Yan, Feldenkrais teacher Fiona Battersby and actor Xela Marx also offer contributions. The film and the book are relevant to actors, dancers, musicians, yoga, Feldenkrais, Pilates and other sports and movement systems and to people working with children.

a narrative poem about exile This dramatic poem, written on an epic scale, was originally composed to describe the injustices that have been foisted upon millions of people across Europe over many generations.

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Five impassioned erudite essays: the imperative of art as the current political/cultural climate suffocates consciousness: the personal odyssey of the writer, his ideas to incite artists, his guide to practice and his dream to overcome the limitations of the world we share.

Paced over seventeen tense hours, the clock is ticking. This is a thriller: the story of David, a rebellious perpetual outsider, an American photojournalist, targeted to become a martyr by revolutionary friends in a dysfunctional, immediately pre-Arab Spring, tin pot dictatorship. As he confronts his likely demise he remembers the events and the driving forces that propelled him to here and now, in this desert hell he is desperately trying to escape:His childhood - 17 years growing up in the American Midwest and his efforts to escape his unloving and hostile violent family and city. His young decision and ultimate adult mission to photograph what matters.And the woman he met in Sarajevo at the beginning of the Bosnian War - his love-story.A tense and physical struggle to cope with treachery, the discovery of lives and the one love lived through the refracted lens of its anguished hero… and his journey through political, intellectual, and artistic turmoil, towards a final possible redemptive acceptance,A Forgettable Man is a search for what lies hidden beneath the stones.