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Ejercicios corporales (5 minutos)

Our body is split in half by


a spine
Breathing:
Inhale and exhale deeply five times, focusing
on the alignment of your spine.
Head rotations:
Gently rotate your head in circles to loosen the
neck muscles.
Arm rotations:
Rotate your arms in wide circles.
Leg and foot rotations:
Move your legs and rotate your feet.
Actividad de Rosa Luisa Márquez –
Brincos y saltos
“El juego como disciplina teatral” / “Play as a
theatrical discipline”
Vocalización (5 minutos)
• Vocal Sounds: a, e, i, o, u
Pronounce each vowel clearly and with intention.
Explore different tones, volumes, and rhythms as you
repeat them.
• Onomatopoeias: auch, ay, uf, ah!
Express each sound physically and vocally.
• Silences
Pause completely. Be present in the silence. Listen to
the space and your surroundings without speaking or
moving.
• Repeat Phrases
“Uhm, delicioso”, “Qué calor!!, Qué frío!!”, “Mira qué
bonito!”, “¡Que nadie me detenga!”, “¡Cuídate, amigo!”
• Collective Scream
As a group, build energy and release it together in a
loud, unified scream.
Desplazamiento
s
• Walk in a straight line
Move forward in a clean, controlled straight line. Focus
on posture and direction.
• Zigzag
Change direction continuously while walking, creating a
zigzag pattern. Keep your body loose and reactive.
• Limping
Walk as if one leg is injured. Explore imbalance and how
your weight shifts.
• Hunched over
Curve your back and drop your shoulders forward. Move
as if your spine is heavy or stiff.
• Blind eye
Cover or close one eye. Walk carefully, responding to
the altered perception.
• Jumping
Move by jumping instead of walking. Play with height,
rhythm, and space.
Saludos
1. Walk and greet
Walk around the space. Each time you pass
someone, greet them with a gesture, a smile, or a
word. Vary the energy and style of each greeting.
2. Walk against the wind
Imagine strong wind pushing against you. Resist it
with your whole body—lean forward, use effort in
your steps, and let your arms react naturally.
3. Walk in the rain
Picture walking in the rain—light or heavy. Maybe
you shiver, protect your head, or jump over
puddles. Let your body react to the feeling of being
wet.
4. Walk through the desert (into an oasis)
Move as if under the hot sun—tired, slow, and
thirsty. Let your body show exhaustion. Then,
imagine finding an oasis. React with relief and joy
in your movements.
Emocion
es
teatrales
Diálogos de
emociones:
A: ¿Qué te pasa? (excitación)
B: Todo bien. (triste)

A: ¿Qué te pasa? (enojado)


B: Todo bien. (alegre)

A: ¿Qué te pasa? (curioso)


B: Todo bien. (indiferente)
Diálogos de
emociones:
A: ¡Ayúdame, por favor!
(moribundo)
B: Lo siento, no puedo. (indiferente)

A: ¡Ayúdame, por favor! (ansioso)


B: Lo siento, no puedo. (apurado)

A: ¡Ayúdame, por favor! (en broma)


B: Lo siento, no puedo. (triste)
Diálogos de
emociones II
Choose one of the two diálogos to
perform in a group of four.
A: ¿Qué te pasa?
B: Todo bien.
OR
A: ¡Ayúdame, por favor!
B: Lo siento, no puedo.
Each group of 2 will create characters
with motivations and a mini-story.
Then, they will perform in mini-groups,
and the other group of 2 will try to guess
their stories + characters.
Actividad de
Agosto Boal

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