Tag: participatory art
Post in a Research Blog
An international peer-reviewed journal ‘Theatre, Dance and Performance Training’ has published a special issue 9. 2. in July 2018 focusing on ‘Training for Immersive, Interactive and Participatory Theatre’. SHH wrote and edited a two-part contribution for the issue.
The first part is published in the TDPT research blog here and it deals with acting technique in participatory and immersive performances.
The post is openly accessible.
Photo from the performance ‘The Real Health Center’. In the photo: Anna Korolainen and participants. Photographer: Marko Mäkinen.
Post in a TDPT Research Blog
An international peer-reviewed journal ‘Theatre, Dance and Performance Training’ has published a special issue 9. 2. in July 2018 focusing on ‘Training for Immersive, Interactive and Participatory Theatre’. SHH wrote and edited a two-part contribution for the issue.
The first part has been published in the TDPT research blog here. The post is openly accessible.
Research Exposition in NIVEL
A research article by SHH was published in the NIVEL publication on 30. 8. 2017. The publication celebrates the 10 year anniversary of Performing Arts Research Centre Tutke.
You can jump to the exposition here.
Power and Prejudice
I wrote an article about my current artistic work to the latest edition of Teatteri&Tanssi+Sirkus, a performing arts periodical published in Finland. Unfortunately the article is only in Finnish at the moment.
Imagination, Engagement & Education
This post is about a one-day symposium ‘Imagination, Engagement & Education’ organized by Punchdrunk Enrichment in London in November 2016. The whole post only in Finnish (sorry about that).
Comments on The Real Health Center
‘There should be more performances like The Real Health Center, because participatory theatre could make many young people more interested in theatre.’
Miila Tammisto (14 y.)
‘The atmosphere was funny in part because the participants have no idea what’s going to happen next […] The number of people who can attend the performance is limited, but for the lucky ones the Health Center provides a unique experience of art where you can affect the content yourself.’
Maija Jelkänen, Teatteri&Tanssi+Sirkus (‘Theatre&Dance+Circus’) magazine
‘It was a very different kind of experience than in our normal receptions. It was… sensual. It took the patient perhaps a long way into the soul of the patient on patient’s own terms.’
Päivi Polo, MD, Clinical teacher (University of Turku)
Interview at YLE
SHH was interviewed by the Finnish Broadcasting Company YLE about participatory and immersive performances in relation to The Real Health Center. You can listen to the program here (only in Finnish).