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#20: Jori Linnamäki- Playback Theatre Forms
In the current episode of Playback Theatre Talks I am talking again with Jori Linnamäki (Jori Pitkänen).
Jori is a playback conductor and actor from Finland and he is also the former IPTN president. Jori just recently started his new (important) career as a father to a little baby girl :)
Jori and I will define and describe some familiar playback theatre forms and we will also answer the following questions-
-What is the process of matching a form to a story?
-What are Narrative forms and non-Narrative Forms?
-What is the role of short and long forms in a performance?
-How can one invent a form or adapt a form to one's needs?
-Are there any wrong forms?
-What form should we use when hearing a traumatic story?
-What should we do when we're making a mistake while playing a form?
If you are looking for more information about playback forms, here are some books that contain descriptions of several Playback Theatre Forms:
A Playback Theatre Toolkit: through the lens of one company's experience and about the impactful playback group. Anne and Christopher Ellinger
Improvising Real Life: Personal Story in Playback Theatre. Jo Salas
Stage for Everyone- Teaching Playback Theatre. Einat Mashaal Nitzan (Will be published later-on this year).
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In the current episode of Playback Theatre Talks I am talking again with Jori Linnamäki (Jori Pitkänen).
Jori is a playback conductor and actor from Finland and he is also the former IPTN president. Jori just recently started his new (important) career as a father to a little baby girl :)
Jori and I will define and describe some familiar playback theatre forms and we will also answer the following questions-
-What is the process of matching a form to a story?
-What are Narrative forms and non-Narrative Forms?
-What is the role of short and long forms in a performance?
-How can one invent a form or adapt a form to one's needs?
-Are there any wrong forms?
-What form should we use when hearing a traumatic story?
-What should we do when we're making a mistake while playing a form?
If you are looking for more information about playback forms, here are some books that contain descriptions of several Playback Theatre Forms:
A Playback Theatre Toolkit: through the lens of one company's experience and about the impactful playback group. Anne and Christopher Ellinger
Improvising Real Life: Personal Story in Playback Theatre. Jo Salas
Stage for Everyone- Teaching Playback Theatre. Einat Mashaal Nitzan (Will be published later-on this year).