Tuesday, September 12, 2006

Journal: Read the quote and comment



‘One day I suggested that the students should arrange themselves in a circle - recalling the circus ring - and make us laugh. One after the other, they tumbled, fooled around, tried out puns, each one more fanciful than the one before, but in vain! The result was catastrophic. Our throats dried up, our stomachs tensed, it was becoming tragic. When they realised what a failure it was, they stopped improvising and went back to their seats feeling, frustrated, confused and embarrassed. It was at that point, when they saw their weaknesses, that everyone burst out laughing.’ - Jacque LeCoq, The Moving Body

1 Comments:

Blogger All Born To Lose (MTD) said...

this i can totally relate to. a lot of times me and or one of my friends (although its usually me) says something extremely stupid, something that isnt even remotely any funny, and then theres that awkward silence of "that was stupid. why did you even waste prescious breath saying that?" and the next moment everybodys laughing.

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