PAST EVENTS:

Civil Words begins with a presentation by historian Alessandro Barbero to reveal the established truth of the attack and to shed light on the lies that poison Italian memory, debunking them. The plea is both a warning and an invitation: each of us is responsible for passing on the memory of the past to future generations, and this must be done with honesty, humility, and truth. If we allow lies to contaminate the facts that have brought us to where we are today, we will compromise our future and our national identity.

Civil Words begins with a presentation by historian Alessandro Barbero to reveal the established truth of the attack and to shed light on the lies that poison Italian memory, debunking them. The plea is both a warning and an invitation: each of us is responsible for passing on the memory of the past to future generations, and this must be done with honesty, humility, and truth. If we allow lies to contaminate the facts that have brought us to where we are today, we will compromise our future and our national identity.

Civil Words begins with a presentation by historian Alessandro Barbero to reveal the established truth of the attack and to shed light on the lies that poison Italian memory, debunking them. The plea is both a warning and an invitation: each of us is responsible for passing on the memory of the past to future generations, and this must be done with honesty, humility, and truth. If we allow lies to contaminate the facts that have brought us to where we are today, we will compromise our future and our national identity.

Civil Words begins with a presentation by historian Alessandro Barbero to reveal the established truth of the attack and to shed light on the lies that poison Italian memory, debunking them. The plea is both a warning and an invitation: each of us is responsible for passing on the memory of the past to future generations, and this must be done with honesty, humility, and truth. If we allow lies to contaminate the facts that have brought us to where we are today, we will compromise our future and our national identity.

Civil Words begins with a presentation by historian Alessandro Barbero to reveal the established truth of the attack and to shed light on the lies that poison Italian memory, debunking them. The plea is both a warning and an invitation: each of us is responsible for passing on the memory of the past to future generations, and this must be done with honesty, humility, and truth. If we allow lies to contaminate the facts that have brought us to where we are today, we will compromise our future and our national identity.

Tracciare Futuri è un evento autunnale che si configura come un incubatore di idee innovativo, focalizzato su workshop partecipativi e laboratori di lavoro collettivo, per superare la logica dei convegni tradizionali e generare proposte concrete su temi di interesse sociale e territoriale, promuovendo partecipazione attiva, inclusione e dialogo interculturale. L’iniziativa mira a trasformare il territorio in un luogo di crescita e confronto, coinvolgendo cittadini, esperti e associazioni in tavoli tematici guidati da facilitatori, per elaborare piani d’azione tangibili.

Tracciare Futuri è un evento autunnale che si configura come un incubatore di idee innovativo, focalizzato su workshop partecipativi e laboratori di lavoro collettivo, per superare la logica dei convegni tradizionali e generare proposte concrete su temi di interesse sociale e territoriale, promuovendo partecipazione attiva, inclusione e dialogo interculturale. L’iniziativa mira a trasformare il territorio in un luogo di crescita e confronto, coinvolgendo cittadini, esperti e associazioni in tavoli tematici guidati da facilitatori, per elaborare piani d’azione tangibili.

TEDxFrosinone rappresenta un’importante iniziativa promossa da un gruppo di giovani pionieri desiderosi di introdurre idee innovative e stimolanti nella comunità locale. Seguendo il modello conferenze TEDx, mira a promuovere la riflessione e l’ispirazione attraverso brevi interventi dal vivo da parte di speaker provenienti da varie discipline, offrendo un’opportunità unica per esplorare concetti legati alla significatività, all’importanza e alla rilevanza delle nostre azioni e delle nostre scelte quotidiane. TEDxFrosinone, in questo modo, si impegna a portare nuove prospettive e soluzioni innovative alle sfide locali, contribuendo così ad arricchire il tessuto sociale ed economico di Frosinone. L’evento TEDx diventa quindi un’occasione cruciale per promuovere il dialogo, l’apprendimento e la connessione nella comunità, incoraggiando il cambiamento positivo e l’evoluzione culturale.

Civil Words in collaborazione con ELF TEATRO è lieta di comunicarti: LEZIONE APERTA GRATUITA → MARTEDÌ 11 NOVEMBRE – aperta a tutti L’ATTORE INTEGRATO – Tennessee Williams | docente: Nicholas Rapp IMPORTANTE! La Lezione è introduttiva al nostro corso avanzato: se il lavoro ti è affine, puoi iscriverti a L’Attore Integrato (scadenza 13 novembre). Prenota il tuo posto al corso completo: capienza limitata. FOCUS ARTISTICO Le produzioni teatrali di Nicholas si fondano su azioni fisiche chiare e un’energia cinetica costante. Che parlino, ascoltino o stiano sullo sfondo, gli interpreti restano attivi nel momento. Usiamo gli strumenti stanislavskiani per definire eventi, obiettivi e tattiche, ed esercizi grotowskiani per preparare lo strumento – corpo e voce – affinché il personaggio possa accendersi in scena: i primi ci offrono una “radiografia” delle circostanze; i secondi i mezzi per incarnarle. Il nostro training punta a creare e isolare azioni recitabili direttamente dal testo. Per noi le “azioni” richiedono verbi utilizzabili che ingaggiano il partner: sedurre, minacciare, disarmare, confortare… L’obiettivo è dare loro forma fisica con corpo e voce, non limitarci a etichettarle. COSA FAREMO Corpo: grounding, impulsi, lavoro a coppie. Voce: respiro, risonatori, articolazione. Testo: brevi passaggi da Tennessee Williams, estraiamo azioni utilizzabili e le incarniamo per produrre un effetto reale sul partner (obiettivo → azione → effetto), cercando spontaneità e verità. (Consigliato abbigliamento comodo) RISULTATI & OPPORTUNITÀ DEL CORSO Showcase con ospite del settore (agente in classe) Materiale video di scena per showreel Studenti dell’ultima edizione hanno firmato con un agente Supporto del docente anche extra-classe quando utile al lavoro di scena

Dopo il successo dell’edizione precedente, il corso avanzato di recitazione “L’ATTORE INTEGRATO” di Civil Words torna all’ELF Teatro, diretto dal regista Nicholas Rapp. Questo programma di formazione spinge l’arte della recitazione oltre i confini della tecnica, nello spazio dell’impulso. L’Attore Integrato combina un’analisi disciplinata del testo con un rigoroso allenamento fisico e vocale, creando un ambiente in cui gli attori esperti possono superare i limiti creativi e uscire dalla propria testa. Come sempre, il corso inizierà con il lavoro sul corpo e sul movimento, seguito da scene del drammaturgo designato dell’anno (Tennessee Williams). Il corso incoraggia un’esplorazione personale e profonda di personaggi e testi, garantendo che ogni spettacolo sia un’opera d’arte unica e vivente. Questo non è solo un “corso di recitazione”, ma: • Allenamento vocale, utilizzando esercizi del sistema Linklater • Allenamento fisico, utilizzando esercizi del metodo Grotowski e Viewpoints • Allenamento al lavoro sul testo, imparando a recitare e applicare l’analisi del copione • Uno spazio di sperimentazione ed esplorazione, dove l’allenamento fisico e vocale può essere applicato per andare oltre i limiti del modello stanislavskiano • Un’opportunità di confrontarsi con il feedback di un professionista stimato del settore • Esercitare la lingua inglese in un contesto professionale attoriale • Ottenere materiale video per il proprio showreel  

Nicholas Rapp is a theater artist specializing in the reinterpretation of classical texts. Having studied with Lee Breuer and Gabor Tompa, Nicholas developed an interest in formal experimentation. His work has been presented in Los Angeles, New York, San Diego, and elsewhere. He graduated from UCLA and earned his Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Theater and Directing from UC San Diego.

After the success of the previous edition, the advanced acting course “THE INTEGRATED ACTOR” by Civil Words returns to the ELF Teatro, directed by the director Nicholas RappThis training program pushes the art of acting beyond the confines of technique, into the realm of impulse. The Integrated Actor combines disciplined text analysis with rigorous physical and vocal training, creating an environment where experienced actors can push creative boundaries and step outside their own heads. As always, the course will begin with body and movement work, followed by scenes from the nominated playwright of the year (Tennessee Williams). The course encourages a personal and in-depth exploration of characters and texts, ensuring that each performance is a unique, living work of art. This isn't just an "acting course," but: • Vocal training, using exercises from the Linklater system • Physical training, using exercises from the Grotowski method and Viewpoints • Training in working with the text, learning to act and apply script analysis • A space for experimentation and exploration, where physical and vocal training can be applied to go beyond the limits of the Stanislavskian model • An opportunity to engage with feedback from a respected professional in the field • Practice your English in a professional acting context • Obtain video material for your showreel  

Nicholas Rapp is a theater artist specializing in the reinterpretation of classical texts. Having studied with Lee Breuer and Gabor Tompa, Nicholas developed an interest in formal experimentation. His work has been presented in Los Angeles, New York, San Diego, and elsewhere. He graduated from UCLA and earned his Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Theater and Directing from UC San Diego.

After the success of the previous edition, the advanced acting course “THE INTEGRATED ACTOR” by Civil Words returns to the ELF Teatro, directed by the director Nicholas RappThis training program pushes the art of acting beyond the confines of technique, into the realm of impulse. The Integrated Actor combines disciplined text analysis with rigorous physical and vocal training, creating an environment where experienced actors can push creative boundaries and step outside their own heads. As always, the course will begin with body and movement work, followed by scenes from the nominated playwright of the year (Tennessee Williams). The course encourages a personal and in-depth exploration of characters and texts, ensuring that each performance is a unique, living work of art. This isn't just an "acting course," but: • Vocal training, using exercises from the Linklater system • Physical training, using exercises from the Grotowski method and Viewpoints • Training in working with the text, learning to act and apply script analysis • A space for experimentation and exploration, where physical and vocal training can be applied to go beyond the limits of the Stanislavskian model • An opportunity to engage with feedback from a respected professional in the field • Practice your English in a professional acting context • Obtain video material for your showreel  

Nicholas Rapp is a theater artist specializing in the reinterpretation of classical texts. Having studied with Lee Breuer and Gabor Tompa, Nicholas developed an interest in formal experimentation. His work has been presented in Los Angeles, New York, San Diego, and elsewhere. He graduated from UCLA and earned his Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Theater and Directing from UC San Diego.

After the success of the previous edition, the advanced acting course “THE INTEGRATED ACTOR” by Civil Words returns to the ELF Teatro, directed by the director Nicholas RappThis training program pushes the art of acting beyond the confines of technique, into the realm of impulse. The Integrated Actor combines disciplined text analysis with rigorous physical and vocal training, creating an environment where experienced actors can push creative boundaries and step outside their own heads. As always, the course will begin with body and movement work, followed by scenes from the nominated playwright of the year (Tennessee Williams). The course encourages a personal and in-depth exploration of characters and texts, ensuring that each performance is a unique, living work of art. This isn't just an "acting course," but: • Vocal training, using exercises from the Linklater system • Physical training, using exercises from the Grotowski method and Viewpoints • Training in working with the text, learning to act and apply script analysis • A space for experimentation and exploration, where physical and vocal training can be applied to go beyond the limits of the Stanislavskian model • An opportunity to engage with feedback from a respected professional in the field • Practice your English in a professional acting context • Obtain video material for your showreel  

Nicholas Rapp is a theater artist specializing in the reinterpretation of classical texts. Having studied with Lee Breuer and Gabor Tompa, Nicholas developed an interest in formal experimentation. His work has been presented in Los Angeles, New York, San Diego, and elsewhere. He graduated from UCLA and earned his Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Theater and Directing from UC San Diego.

After the success of the previous edition, the advanced acting course “THE INTEGRATED ACTOR” by Civil Words returns to the ELF Teatro, directed by the director Nicholas RappThis training program pushes the art of acting beyond the confines of technique, into the realm of impulse. The Integrated Actor combines disciplined text analysis with rigorous physical and vocal training, creating an environment where experienced actors can push creative boundaries and step outside their own heads. As always, the course will begin with body and movement work, followed by scenes from the nominated playwright of the year (Tennessee Williams). The course encourages a personal and in-depth exploration of characters and texts, ensuring that each performance is a unique, living work of art. This isn't just an "acting course," but: • Vocal training, using exercises from the Linklater system • Physical training, using exercises from the Grotowski method and Viewpoints • Training in working with the text, learning to act and apply script analysis • A space for experimentation and exploration, where physical and vocal training can be applied to go beyond the limits of the Stanislavskian model • An opportunity to engage with feedback from a respected professional in the field • Practice your English in a professional acting context • Obtain video material for your showreel  

Nicholas Rapp is a theater artist specializing in the reinterpretation of classical texts. Having studied with Lee Breuer and Gabor Tompa, Nicholas developed an interest in formal experimentation. His work has been presented in Los Angeles, New York, San Diego, and elsewhere. He graduated from UCLA and earned his Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Theater and Directing from UC San Diego.

After the success of the previous edition, the advanced acting course “THE INTEGRATED ACTOR” by Civil Words returns to the ELF Teatro, directed by the director Nicholas RappThis training program pushes the art of acting beyond the confines of technique, into the realm of impulse. The Integrated Actor combines disciplined text analysis with rigorous physical and vocal training, creating an environment where experienced actors can push creative boundaries and step outside their own heads. As always, the course will begin with body and movement work, followed by scenes from the nominated playwright of the year (Tennessee Williams). The course encourages a personal and in-depth exploration of characters and texts, ensuring that each performance is a unique, living work of art. This isn't just an "acting course," but: • Vocal training, using exercises from the Linklater system • Physical training, using exercises from the Grotowski method and Viewpoints • Training in working with the text, learning to act and apply script analysis • A space for experimentation and exploration, where physical and vocal training can be applied to go beyond the limits of the Stanislavskian model • An opportunity to engage with feedback from a respected professional in the field • Practice your English in a professional acting context • Obtain video material for your showreel  

Nicholas Rapp is a theater artist specializing in the reinterpretation of classical texts. Having studied with Lee Breuer and Gabor Tompa, Nicholas developed an interest in formal experimentation. His work has been presented in Los Angeles, New York, San Diego, and elsewhere. He graduated from UCLA and earned his Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Theater and Directing from UC San Diego.

After the success of the previous edition, the advanced acting course “THE INTEGRATED ACTOR” by Civil Words returns to the ELF Teatro, directed by the director Nicholas RappThis training program pushes the art of acting beyond the confines of technique, into the realm of impulse. The Integrated Actor combines disciplined text analysis with rigorous physical and vocal training, creating an environment where experienced actors can push creative boundaries and step outside their own heads. As always, the course will begin with body and movement work, followed by scenes from the nominated playwright of the year (Tennessee Williams). The course encourages a personal and in-depth exploration of characters and texts, ensuring that each performance is a unique, living work of art. This isn't just an "acting course," but: • Vocal training, using exercises from the Linklater system • Physical training, using exercises from the Grotowski method and Viewpoints • Training in working with the text, learning to act and apply script analysis • A space for experimentation and exploration, where physical and vocal training can be applied to go beyond the limits of the Stanislavskian model • An opportunity to engage with feedback from a respected professional in the field • Practice your English in a professional acting context • Obtain video material for your showreel  

Nicholas Rapp is a theater artist specializing in the reinterpretation of classical texts. Having studied with Lee Breuer and Gabor Tompa, Nicholas developed an interest in formal experimentation. His work has been presented in Los Angeles, New York, San Diego, and elsewhere. He graduated from UCLA and earned his Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Theater and Directing from UC San Diego.

Una produzione nata da un percorso laboratoriale che esplora il tema dell’impotenza dell’essere umano dinnanzi alla sua stessa natura, in una distopia in cui il Mondo è stato ormai prosciugato dalla ricerca del profitto. Qual’è il costo della Libertà in una società dove tutto ha un prezzo ma nessuno ha niente, le IA controllano ogni cosa e dove perfino l’etica ha perso il suo valore? Un viaggio teatrale in un futuro che abbiamo (quasi) già scritto.

After the success of the previous edition, the advanced acting course “THE INTEGRATED ACTOR” by Civil Words returns to the ELF Teatro, directed by the director Nicholas RappThis training program pushes the art of acting beyond the confines of technique, into the realm of impulse. The Integrated Actor combines disciplined text analysis with rigorous physical and vocal training, creating an environment where experienced actors can push creative boundaries and step outside their own heads. As always, the course will begin with body and movement work, followed by scenes from the nominated playwright of the year (Tennessee Williams). The course encourages a personal and in-depth exploration of characters and texts, ensuring that each performance is a unique, living work of art. This isn't just an "acting course," but: • Vocal training, using exercises from the Linklater system • Physical training, using exercises from the Grotowski method and Viewpoints • Training in working with the text, learning to act and apply script analysis • A space for experimentation and exploration, where physical and vocal training can be applied to go beyond the limits of the Stanislavskian model • An opportunity to engage with feedback from a respected professional in the field • Practice your English in a professional acting context • Obtain video material for your showreel  

Nicholas Rapp is a theater artist specializing in the reinterpretation of classical texts. Having studied with Lee Breuer and Gabor Tompa, Nicholas developed an interest in formal experimentation. His work has been presented in Los Angeles, New York, San Diego, and elsewhere. He graduated from UCLA and earned his Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Theater and Directing from UC San Diego.

After the success of the previous edition, the advanced acting course “THE INTEGRATED ACTOR” by Civil Words returns to the ELF Teatro, directed by the director Nicholas RappThis training program pushes the art of acting beyond the confines of technique, into the realm of impulse. The Integrated Actor combines disciplined text analysis with rigorous physical and vocal training, creating an environment where experienced actors can push creative boundaries and step outside their own heads. As always, the course will begin with body and movement work, followed by scenes from the nominated playwright of the year (Tennessee Williams). The course encourages a personal and in-depth exploration of characters and texts, ensuring that each performance is a unique, living work of art. This isn't just an "acting course," but: • Vocal training, using exercises from the Linklater system • Physical training, using exercises from the Grotowski method and Viewpoints • Training in working with the text, learning to act and apply script analysis • A space for experimentation and exploration, where physical and vocal training can be applied to go beyond the limits of the Stanislavskian model • An opportunity to engage with feedback from a respected professional in the field • Practice your English in a professional acting context • Obtain video material for your showreel  

Nicholas Rapp is a theater artist specializing in the reinterpretation of classical texts. Having studied with Lee Breuer and Gabor Tompa, Nicholas developed an interest in formal experimentation. His work has been presented in Los Angeles, New York, San Diego, and elsewhere. He graduated from UCLA and earned his Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Theater and Directing from UC San Diego.

After the success of the previous edition, the advanced acting course “THE INTEGRATED ACTOR” by Civil Words returns to the ELF Teatro, directed by the director Nicholas RappThis training program pushes the art of acting beyond the confines of technique, into the realm of impulse. The Integrated Actor combines disciplined text analysis with rigorous physical and vocal training, creating an environment where experienced actors can push creative boundaries and step outside their own heads. As always, the course will begin with body and movement work, followed by scenes from the nominated playwright of the year (Tennessee Williams). The course encourages a personal and in-depth exploration of characters and texts, ensuring that each performance is a unique, living work of art. This isn't just an "acting course," but: • Vocal training, using exercises from the Linklater system • Physical training, using exercises from the Grotowski method and Viewpoints • Training in working with the text, learning to act and apply script analysis • A space for experimentation and exploration, where physical and vocal training can be applied to go beyond the limits of the Stanislavskian model • An opportunity to engage with feedback from a respected professional in the field • Practice your English in a professional acting context • Obtain video material for your showreel  

Nicholas Rapp is a theater artist specializing in the reinterpretation of classical texts. Having studied with Lee Breuer and Gabor Tompa, Nicholas developed an interest in formal experimentation. His work has been presented in Los Angeles, New York, San Diego, and elsewhere. He graduated from UCLA and earned his Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Theater and Directing from UC San Diego.