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Open Practice On the High Wire with Philippe Petit expired Free

Posted by: STREB INC.
Posted on: Jan. 16, 2019
Category: Show with touring date
Type: In Person
Open Practice On the High Wire with Philippe Petit - Performing Arts Events - StageLync

ONE NIGHT ONLY!
World Premiere at SLAM


In this new stage presentation, for the first time, Philippe invites the audience to follow one of his “secret” private daily practice-session on the tight rope.
He starts on the ground, after a short introduction, demonstrating a selection of his warm-up movements essential to his best corporal behavior on the wire.
Then, on an apparatus low enough for people to be able to catch his features and the details of his gestures (25 feet long, 7 feet high), Philippe prefaces each crossing by explaining why each walk is different, and how these differences create a
“progress program” conducive to artistic creativity.
He shares stories about the creation of each walk and shows the evolution of a simple move into a complex choreography, such as the knee balance, and the laying down. Philippe also performs the juggling without balancing pole and the wirewalker’s backward somersault.
Philippe concludes, on the ground again, with a Q&A.
A rare opportunity to peer into the backstage secrets of a unique artist.

TICKETS Available at : https://web.ovationtix.com/trs/pr/1004340

Date: Feb. 09, 2019
Application link:
Location: SLAM (STREB Lab for Action Mechanics)

Brooklyn
United States

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