Alchemy of snowness
Auteurs : Polunin, Slava (Auteur) ; Tabachnikova, Natasha (Auteur)
Lieu de publication : Australie
Éditeur : Wilkinson
Date de publication : 2017
ISBN : 9781925265927
Langue : Anglais
Description : 180 p. ill. coul. : 25 cm
Sujets :
Polunin, Slava [clown]
Clowns - Russie - Biographies
Dépouillement du document :
1- When I was little...
2- I love theatre...
3- Usually when I begin a new project...
4- From the spray of fantasies in Tsarskoe Selo...
4.1- The First Door: Celebration
4.2- The Second Door: Play, childhood, transformation
4.3- The Third Door: Mystery, fantasy, dream
4.4- The Fourth Door: Grotestque, nonsense, folly
4.5- The Fifth Door: Minimalism
4.6- The Sixth Door: feelings and emotions
4.7- The Seventh Door: Nature and cosmos
4.8- The Eight Door (Next Door): Travel
4.9- The Ninth Door: Wonder, fascination and discovery
4.10- The Tenth Door. All That Jazz. Improvisation
4.11- The Eleventh Door. The Closet
5- national Characteristics of Laughter
6- Millions of people...
7- In the iron Embrace of the Greatest Circus on Earth
8- England
9- Broadway
10- The Fun Science of Management
11- The Team
11.1- The Stage
11.2- Fundamentals of Lightscraping
11.3 - The Faltering and Hollow Sound of Ripely Separating Fruit
12- The Show is Ending
Résumé :
Basically I am a storyteller. My closest relatives are Munchhausen and Gulliver. I love inventing fantastic worlds, because fantasies are always more perfect than reality. And then, I try as best I could to turn these fantasies into reality. Occasionally I succeed. Sometimes it happens quickly, in a single day - other times I have to wait for many years...
I am a storyteller, and you don't have to believe anything I say. You can question any event I've described here. But believe one thing : fantasy is only a premonition of reality, and dreams are meant to come true. Otherwise, whats the use in dreaming?
The planets of my universe are populated with perpetually late rabbits, giant windmills, promenading noses, talking cats and their smiles, floatin independently beside you. But the most perfect planet in my universe is that of chilhood. Only in childhoodare reality and fantasy, workdays and dreams balanced in perfect harmony and exist as an undivided whole. A child can hear the most important notes in the music of the universe. Only by following our childhood dreams can we arrive at happiness. But people too often lose that guiding thread as they grow older. [Résumé de l'éditeur]
Collection : Bibliothèque de l'École nationale de cirque
Localisation : Bibliothèque
Cote : 791.330 92 P779a 2017