What to expect:
Physical Theatre workshops delve into contemporary performance techniques and dynamic creative exercises.
Led by an experienced facilitator, the workshop is designed to challenge traditional notions of theatre, encouraging participants to explore the relationship between movement, space, and narrative.
These workshops draw inspiration from renowned companies and practitioners such as the National Theatre, Frantic Assembly, Complicité, Jacques Lecoq, Antonin Artaud, and others, celebrating the expressive power of the body in storytelling and performance.
Key features covered in these workshops:
Explore how physicality drives narrative and conveys meaning beyond words, utilizing techniques from mime, mask work, and dance-theatre to create compelling non-verbal performances.
Drawing from the methodologies of Frantic Assembly and Complicité, participants will engage in ensemble work, discovering ways to build, layer, and refine original content as a
These workshops are perfect for students seeking to push the boundaries of traditional theatre and unlock new modes of storytelling.
The workshop caters to all experience levels and emphasizes inclusivity, teamwork, and exploration.
By the end of the session, students will leave with new skills, a deeper understanding of physical storytelling, and a toolkit of techniques to fuel their future creative projects.
Workshops can be tailored to suit the specific needs for any group.
Please let your LTT Tour operator know if you wish to study one particular style from the above companies or practitioners
