Performative Well-Being and (inter)acting with the inner partner
1) Performative Well-Being + (Inter)acting with the Inner Partner course on Mondays weekly taught by Alexander Komlosi.
2) (Inter)acting with the Inner Partner Saturdays course taught by Hanna Raiskinmäki, Alexander Komlosi and guest teachers.
Performative Well-Being & (Inter)acting with the Inner Partner Courses Spring 2021
1) Weekly Performative Well-Being & IwIP course on Mondays taught by Alexander Komlosi.
2) Bimonthly Saturday IwIP course taught by Hanna Raiskinmäki, Alexander Komlosi and guest teachers.
Performative Well-Being & (Inter)acting with the Inner Partner Courses Spring 2020
1) Weekly Performative Well-Being & IwIP course on Mondays taught by Alexander Komlosi.
2) Bimonthly Saturday IwIP course taught by Hanna Raiskinmäki.
Performative Well-Being & (Inter)acting with the Inner Partner Courses – Autumn 2019
1) Weekly Performative Well-Being & IwIP course on Mondays taught by Alexander Komlosi.
2) Bimonthly Saturday IwIP course taught by Hanna Raiskinmäki.
Performative Well-Being at the University of Arts Helsinki – Spring 2019
Alexander Komlosi, Chair of Culture Current and IwIP teacher, will be teaching a course in Performative Well-Being at the University of Arts Helsinki, Open University in spring, 2019.
Solo Improv and (Inter)acting with the Inner Partner Autumn 2018
1) Clown and (Inter)acting with the Inner Partner – Playful Partners in Solo Improvisation. August, 2018
2) Weekly Solo Improv-IwIP Courses on Mondays/Wednesdays. September – December 2018
3) Bimonthly Saturday IwIP Course. September – December 2018
Performative Well-Being Course at University of Arts Helsinki
Alexander Komlosi, Chair of Culture Current and IwIP teacher, will be teaching a course in Performative Well-Being at the University of Arts Helsinki, Open University in autumn, 2017.
Performative Well-Being Course
Performative Well-Being™ – a course based in solo improvisation and themed discussions. Open to the general public. February-May 2017, Helsinki, Finland
It Could Be Worse…in your home town – Jakobstad 18.11.
It Could Be Worse…in your home town is a performance on the theme of immigration in Finland hosted by Felix Kuullppaa. This trilingual (English/Swedish/Finnish) ”Unconventional Convention” was presented in April at Wasa Teater. Now it’s time to see if It Could Be Worse in Jakobstad.
Pop-Up IwIP Intensive
Seven of us spent the weekend practicing (Inter)acting with the Inner Partner and Playing Awake. There were inspiring connections between these two approaches to improvisational creativity. We also tried an experiment: IwIPing with a clown nose!
It Could Be Worse…in your home town – Vaasa
It Could Be Worse…in your home town is a performance on the theme of immigration in Finland hosted by Felix Kuullppaa. The premiere of this trilingual (English/Swedish/Finnish) ”Unconventional Convention” at Wasa Teater is the first stop on our tour of Ostrobothnia.
Supporting Membership
When you become a Supporting Member of Culture Current, you join our efforts to promote empathetic, critical and mutual interaction and dialogue between different individuals, groups and ideas.
(Inter)acting with the Inner Partner Course for Beginning Students
(Inter)acting with the Inner Partner (IwIP or AwIP) is a solo improvisation discipline that explores and practices questions on the path of an authorial personality. It is a guided process of coming to know yourself by relating to your inner partners in public.
It Could Be Worse.
It Could Be Worse. (ICBW.) is a one-person performance exploring issues of economic polarization, immigration, racism and xenophobia in Finland.
ICBW. is presented as an unconventional convention given by one host (Felix Kuullppaa) on the theme of “it could be worse.” It is a playful experimentation with traditional presentational forms: conference-convention, monologue, stand-up, and power-point presentation.
(Inter)acting with the Inner Partner Courses in Finland
(Inter)acting with the Inner Partner (IwIP) is a solo improvisation discipline that explores the nature of dialogues in and around us. It is a guided process of coming to know yourself by relating to your inner partners in public.
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