Adult Theatre Workshop
The core workshop for those who want to discover or deepen their theatrical practice through acting, improvisation, ensemble work and stage experience.
Acting · Ensemble · Stage practiceFind the workshop that fits you. Independent theatre workshops for adults, children and teenagers, with different subjects and goals. Explore the available groups, their content and the workshop teaching team.
The workshops follow a year-long approach and are designed both for non-professionals and for people with a professional interest in the performing arts. The choice depends on the subject, the time each participant wants to commit and the way they want to work.
The core workshop for those who want to discover or deepen their theatrical practice through acting, improvisation, ensemble work and stage experience.
Acting · Ensemble · Stage practiceA workshop connecting acting with music, singing and movement, treating all three as a single stage language.
Acting · Singing · MovementGroup work on voice, musicality and singing, focused on collaboration and creation through the ensemble.
Voice · Music · EnsembleA workshop focused on the body, movement and physical presence as fundamental tools for creation and communication on stage.
Body · Movement · PresenceA course for educators who want to use theatrical and experiential tools to organise, activate and creatively develop a group.
Education · Group · Theatre toolsThe adult-workshop teaching team covers acting, movement and singing so that each course can combine the tools its subject requires.
Evanthia Sofronidou
Valantis Nestoras
Stelios Vrachnis
Maria Aroutzidou
Ourania Chouridou
Eleni Siniari
Groups are organised by age and previous experience with theatre. The programme may include acting, improvisation, drama play, movement, dance, music, speech and voice, theatre singing and visual arts.
Two age groups, 1.5–3 and 3–6 years, with creative movement, musicality and physical exploration adapted to early childhood.
1.5–3 & 3–6 yearsDrama play, imagination, expression, collaboration and a first structured encounter with the tools of stage creation.
Primary schoolTheatre practice becomes more complex: body, voice, improvisation, text and ensemble creation are developed with greater continuity.
Junior highFor teenagers seeking a deeper stage experience and, where relevant, a first bridge towards professional theatre training.
High schoolTeachers are presented by subject so that parents and teenagers can immediately see which fields are covered by the educational team.
Evanthia Sofronidou
Myrto Mitsopoulou
Myrto Mitsopoulou
Ourania Chouridou
Eleni Siniari