Quarter Pounder with Cheese – Workshop with Feña Ortalli

Let’s create memorable improvised dialogue!

Do you know the different functions of dialogue? We can evoke different specific universes and characters; play with sounds, words, and concepts; explore the subtext; argue and deepen the conflicts; make strong statements; tell stories and anecdotes. So, why do we use them just to share information?

This class is taught by Argentinian improviser extraordinaire Feña Ortalli. Feña began his acting career in 2001. In 2006 he created Global Impro, an improv troupe dedicated to national and international collaboration and exchange. He’s currently based in Madrid where he performs and teaches regularly, on top of that, he regularly participates in international festivals and tours with his shows and workshops all over the world. He’s the founder and director of Status Impro Magazine (2011); and the author of the book Impro: Dynamics of the Unexpected (2018). Since 2001 he worked in more than 70 cities.

This class is 3hrs long and will be held at University of Technology Sydney (UTS) in room CB10.02.330 on Monday 11th December.

University of Technology Sydney (UTS) – Building CB10.
235 Jones Street, Broadway, NSW 2007
Level 2.
Room 330.
Map link (on studentvip.com) here.