Catch and Toss Learn to Juggle Like a Boss

Stefano Iaboni

This program offered by: Stefano Iaboni

Juggling is dynamic, meditative and great for hand-eye coordination
Stefano will teach how to keep things in the air and eventually catch when they come down. Stefano will show how to build your own juggling balls, techniques and tricks as well as play non-competitive games that help build self-confidence and connection with the group.
Students will be working in combinations of small and big groups. A spacious room or a gym is necessary for this class in order to give everyone space for tossing balls around. Keep in mind that the juggling balls will be made with soft material (balloons and rice) to avoid accidents when they eventually come down after being thrown up in the air

Details

Program Model: In Class

Art Form: Theatre

Curriculum Connections: Physical Education, Social-Emotional Learning

Grades: 10, 11, 12, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, Adult

Program Requirements: spacious classroom or a gym

Instruction Language(s): English, Spanish

Min. Residency Sessions/Classroom: 3

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Stefano Iaboni

About the Artist

Stefano Iaboni

Stefano was born and raised in Rome, Italy. He currently lives in Portland, where he offers team building workshops and classes when not touring the globe with his show "Me Myself and Us" he's also the Physical Comedy coach at The Circus Project.

"Stefano's passion for building a believable character is a huge asset as a teacher, and his zeal for life is truly contagious! I truly enjoyed working with Stefano, and hope to work with him again soon." --Gina Lee, Imagine Theatre

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Program Costs

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