Since 2005, the youth holds a very important place within the festival with its educational and artistic workshops around very varied disciplines proposed by professional artists (dance, theater, mime, clownery, etc.).
These multicultural and multilingual workshops will be accessible for children from the age of 6 to 14 years old.
Parents can drop off their child each morning at the “Jeunesse” mini village, which will be located in the Clin d'Oeil Village, and collect them at the end of the afternoon.
Young people, like adults, will benefit from the artistic program of shows, street shows and entertainment throughout the Festival.
We know that year-round extracurricular activities are very rarely accessible to deaf children. And yet art and culture are part of the development and fulfillment from childhood through adolescence.
This is why, the Festival has filled this gap and has offered, since 2005, an educational and artistic program thanks to professionals in the performing arts : danse, théâtre, mime, comédie, graffiti, slam etc... They all come from different countries which makes these workshops multicultural and multilingual.
Dates: from Thursday 4 July to Sunday 7 July 2024
Number of workshops: 10 workshops to choose.
Supervisors: 3 BAFD certification directors and 20 BAFA certification leaders
Age groups: 6 to 15 years.
Schedules: 9:30 am to 6:00 pm
Accommodation: 70 places
Meals: lunch and afternoon snack included
Workshop location: Village Clin d'Oeil and CIS, located in the heart of the festival
Venues for young audiences: The Comedie de Reims and the Clin d'Oeil Village.
Group registrations:
In addition to the 100 young people received in 2022, groups of young people from specialized institutes, schools or associations participate in the workshops with their own supervisors.
If you are interested in involving young people from your establishment, contact us at winona@cinesourds.fr
Public registrations:
Let your children discover the artistic and cultural diversity in sign language, by registering them now because places are limited!
Dance Hip Hop
Agathe Grelaud, France
I've been passionate about hip-hop dance for a long time; today, I'm a dancer, choreographer and have acquired a professional dance diploma thanks to the school in which I was trained by "Flow Académie Dance" in Paris.
To discover this dance, which will enable us to gain self-confidence, let off steam, collectively, enjoy, feel vibrancy, express our bodies.
We can't hear because we're deaf??? But that doesn't stop us from dancing because we can feel the vibration that makes our bodies vibrate!
Comedy
Aino Hakala, Sweden
Learn to communicate and recognize through facial-body expression
Assess the importance of correctly using body and facial expression.
DJ's VJ's
Troi Lee, United Kingdom
Simon Jesse, United Kingdom
Deaf Rave is a London based collective of Deaf DJs & VJs Expect banging vibrations and trippy visuals. We take you on a Visual/Musical journey that will tantalize more than just your senses!
WORKSHOP BY TROI LEE
Deaf Rave DJ Workshop - Djing, using the latest equipment with laptops and DJ controllers. Learn how to beat match and play music using the haptic Woojer vibration vests.
WORKSHOP BY SIMON JESSE
VJ Workshop: Welcome to the VJ world, very captivating as you to learn how to use visuals on laptops and VJ controller.
Animation Bulles
Fleur Bigouret, France
Fleur Bigouret, founder of Cie Dame Fleurette in 2015, she handles the technical side of each show and co-writes new creations. A deaf artist, she joins several companies, is passionate about theater, the art of clowning and burlesque and workshops.
Fleurette The “Bulleuse” creates incredible soap bubbles in the air.
She can make several bubble-walks & Bu'bubble workshop during the day at unforgettable moments.
Young and old alike can observe, enjoy and touch the soap bubbles as they float through the air in thousands of iridescent colors, bringing enchantment, enchantment and fun to kids and grown-ups alike!
Magic
Eric Ho, Macau
Eric Ho, a deaf artist living in Macau, is a multi-talented magician who has won several magic awards. He has been presenting his shows around the world for several years.
The magic workshop will enable you to discover illusionism with a few tricks that you'll be able to impress your entourage with, because magic is part of public fulfilment. It's a highly visual workshop, and it'll be easy to learn the basics, in the hope that one of you will one day become a magician!
Graffiti
Ralph Odrus, Brazil
Rafael Odrus is a professional graffiti-artist. Coming from Brazil, he will teach you to find your own grafitti style and how to be fluent in this street art.
Traditional Korean dance
Jiyoung Park, South Korea
Jiyoung Park is a Korean deaf artist who shows her talents through dance. Her dance repertoire is impressive, having been trained in traditional Korean dance from an early age. She is also known for her K-POP performances with Handspeak, who showcased their various dances.
Deaf Party at the Festival Clin d'œil 2022. She has also performed in several theater shows such as the Helen Keller adaptation.
Traditional Korean dance is a true immersion in their cultures and inspirations. The workshop will consist of 4 different stages over 4 days.
Day 1: Learn the basic steps. Day 2: The basics of positioning and choreography. Day 3: Choreography composition. Day 4: Small rehearsal before presenting the show at the Festival closing ceremony.
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