THEATRE LAB FOR ADULTS

Target Group: Adults (with or without prior experience)

 

Together, we bring our stories to life in a variety of ways—transforming ideas into scenes and stage moments.

We seek to express ourselves using voice and body in all their richness.

Through language—including facial expressions, gestures, and other forms of communication—we enter the imaginative world of theatre.

Various forms of theatrical play are explored and integrated.

 

 

 

The course culminates in a final performance.

 

 

 

 

 

 

In this workshop, we work with:

  • Perception exercises – exploring the body and senses

  • Awareness of self and others – fostering presence and sensitivity

  • Observation techniques – learning to see with intention and nuance

  • Games for concentration and reaction – sharpening reflexes and attention

  • Group integration activities – building trust and ensemble spirit

  • Language and breath – unlocking voice and inner rhythm

  • Improvisation – tapping into spontaneity and creativity

  • Facial expressions and gestures – expressing emotions beyond words

  • Body work – discovering physicality and stage presence

Workshop Goals:

  • Refine perception – heightening awareness of body, space, and sensations

  • Enhance expressiveness – exploring the voice, body, and emotion with freedom

  • Strengthen sensory memory – deepening the ability to recall and recreate experiences

  • Sharpen powers of observation – noticing detail, nuance, and subtle shifts

  • Cultivate empathy – fostering emotional connection and understanding

  • Encourage respectful communication – creating dialogue based on trust and clarity
  • Promote spontaneity, creativity, and musicality – embracing improvisation and rhythm

  • Play without stress – allowing joy and experimentation to flourish

  • Reduce fears – gently confronting limits and building courage

  • Spark curiosity for the new and the unusual – welcoming surprise and discovery

  • Encourage shifts in perspective – stepping into other roles and viewpoints

  • Support independence and self-confidence – empowering participants to trust themselves