Hospital Clown Training

In the past five years, Moshe has been offering trainings for Hospital Clown programs. He was first invited to give a 5 day training for the CliniClown program in Vienna, Austria. This proved very successful and he was invited back the following year. He has also offered 3 and 5 day trainings to:

CliniClowns. Upper Austria
CliniClowns. All Austria
CliniClowns. Hannover (2x)
Hospital Clowns Warsaw (2x)
CliniClowns Munich

Please contact Moshe for more information.

Comments from Vienna CliniClown Training (07):

Brigitta:
I really like your work. It gets you out of your head into the body ... Your teaching is very warmhearted, playful and sensitive. I always had the feeling that I could let myself fall, can fail in a very protecting, trustful atmosphere-without being ashamed to look stupid. I also did like that you showed us the connection between Zen, Butoh and Clowning-it’s teaching life. Thank you very much.

Didi:
ZEN-BUTOH-SINGING-CONCENTRATED-SPONTANEOUS-CLOWN

Lazlo:
Moshe lets your body talk and its really nice.

Workplace Training

Moshe has offered trainings and lectures in the workplace in the past, in such organizations as Mattel Co. (Platypus project) and PIXAR. His trainings are designed to meet the organization's needs in such areas as: Communication and Listening skills, Creativity expansion, stress release, team building, and friction evaporation.

Please contact Moshe for more information.

School Residencies

In the United States, Moshe offers residencies in schools in circus arts, and theatrical clowning. Working with elements that are inherently fun to explore, Moshe helps students develop physical skills as well as vital communication skills. The residency’s overall goal is to enhance self esteem, and to recognize accomplishment at all levels.
The focus of these residencies is to create enthusiasm for learning.
The pedagogy focuses on:
-exploring circus and performance skills
-developing listening skills (eyes & ears)
-developing presentational skills
-developing concentration
-opening spatial and physical awareness -breaking isolation patterns
-last but definitely not last, having fun

Learning circus skills - juggling, mime and balancing-is not only fun, but demands a great amount of concentration. As the process is visual and experiential, students understand the desired result. The pathway to success requires perseverance patience and practice.
The theatrical clowning work asks to creatively activate their expression. This leads to students presenting short moments to an audience (their classmates) in individual and group improvisations.

Please contact Moshe for more information.

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