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Mask and Movement with Blake Habermann

  • The Tank 312 West 36th Street New York, New York, 10018 United States (map)

Join Blake Habermann fresh off of his work on our Spring 2026 production of Macbeth for a workshop/ tune up in movement and mask. There may be many things that separate us, but it remains true that we all have a body that can be employed to tell a story. This workshop is a great introduction to Lecoq’s neutral mask as well as a place for more experienced artists to tune in and tune up the body in rehearsal and performance.

Question, concerns? Reach out to Alice Renier at alice@apocalypticartists.org.

Blake Habermann: For more than a decade, Blake has been working as a theater creator and educator in New York and around the world. Recent Projects: Simon Mcburney’s Die Zauberflote at the Metropolitan Opera, Palau Des Artes, Valencia, Spain and Dutch National Opera; Peregrinations, Edinburgh Fringe, winner of the Seoul Arts Award for physical theatre; devising ensemble member of Broken Box Mime Theater; developing clown material for Pagliacci and Ariadne Auf Naxos at the Metropolitan Opera; Solitary at the Edinburgh fringe in 2019; Movement direction for Mozart’s La Finta Giardiniera at Juilliard; Cirque du Soleil’s float in the Macy’s Parade.

Movement and Mask with Blake Habermann
$65.00

For more than a decade, Blake has been working as a theater creator and educator in New York and around the world. Recent Projects: Simon Mcburney’s Die Zauberflote at the Metropolitan Opera, Palau Des Artes, Valencia, Spain and Dutch National Opera; Peregrinations, Edinburgh Fringe, winner of the Seoul Arts Award for physical theatre; devising ensemble member of Broken Box Mime Theater; developing clown material for Pagliacci and Ariadne Auf Naxos at the Metropolitan Opera; Solitary at the Edinburgh fringe in 2019; Movement direction for Mozart’s La Finta Giardiniera at Juilliard; Cirque du Soleil’s float in the Macy’s Parade.

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