Improvisation, characters and performance
Theatre workshop for schools
Students build characters and short scenes through improvisation, movement and voice, with exercises adapted to the group.
- 2.5 hours
- For beginners and experienced students
- Theme can be agreed
From improvisation to a scene
The group tries theatre exercises, develops characters and decides what a short scene or story should be about.
A larger production requires a separate format with enough time for writing, rehearsal and agreed responsibilities.
What students work on
- improvisation and active listening
- character, conflict and plot
- voice, body and space
- teamwork and feedback
Practical information
Frequently asked questions
Do students need performance experience?
No. The exercises start simply and are adapted to the group.
Can the school choose a theme?
Yes. The theme and goals can be agreed if they fit the time and format.
Will there be a finished production?
A single workshop can end with short scenes. A larger production must be planned as a longer project.
Would your students like to explore theatre?
Tell us about the group, any theme you want to explore and whether you are planning a single workshop or a longer project.
Start planning a theatre workshop