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Observation of Nonverbal Communication using Mime
Teaching Artist
Students learn to create invisible objects and imaginary worlds. They work with partners and learn to: focus on a partner, accept a partner’s offers, lead and follow. They develop kinesthetic awareness, tune into body language, and non-verbally communicate ideas, characters and feelings. They explore ideas in groups through improvisation and discussion. They create and perform original mime skits that incorporate their nonverbal communication skills.
5A. Students treat others fairly and respectfully, are able to see multiple perspectives and are open-minded.
5B. Students demonstrate care and concern for others.
Information to Know Before You Schedule a Program
AUDIENCE LIMITS
30 students per workshop unless otherwise noted.
300 students per performance unless otherwise noted.
SPECIAL VOCABULARY
Double: Two performances, one right after the other.
Subsequent: Additional sessions on the same day in the same location.
PROGRAM LENGTH
45 minutes per workshops unless otherwise noted.
45 minutes per performances unless otherwise noted.
FEES
Arts for Learning is a not-for-profit organization. All of our artists are professional teaching artists who are paid for their time and talents.
The fees listed in this catalog represent approximately half of the actual cost of producing and delivering these programs to our community. These fees are subsidized through fundraising, grants, and donations and with support from many organizations, corporations and individuals.
