Education
At our Education unit, we are passionate about empowering individuals to explore and hone their communication, creativity, and performance skills. Whether you’re an actor, social worker, salesperson, or simply someone interested in improving your public speaking or listening abilities, we offer a variety of courses designed to help you grow.
Our classes are offered in two exciting segments: Improv Theatre and Playback Theatre. Both are fundamental building blocks for anyone interested in joining our performance practice, and we cater to learners of all levels—from beginners to professionals.
Improv Theatre Class - A Creative Journey in Improvisation
Our Improv Theatre classes are the perfect starting point for anyone eager to learn the art of improvisational acting. Through engaging exercises and creative exploration, you'll gain the confidence to think on your feet and collaborate with others in spontaneous and meaningful ways. Our Improv 101 class introduces you to the essentials of improvisation and performance, while our Advanced Improv classes take you deeper into the craft, teaching you the finer points of stagecraft, performance, and narrative construction. These courses are available both online and in-person, allowing you to choose the format that best suits your lifestyle. Facilitators from around the world bring their expertise, knowledge, and passion to every class, ensuring that your learning experience is enriching and transformative.
Playback Theatre Training: Honoring Stories Through Performance
Playback Theatre is a unique and powerful form of improvisation in which actors reenact the personal stories of individuals, typically audience members or group participants. At its core, Playback Theatre is about listening, empathy, and connection. Our training takes you from the basics to professional-level skills in Playback, equipping you with the tools to perform and tell stories with compassion and integrity. In these classes, you will explore how Playback Theatre can engage with the changing dynamics of our world, how it can bring justice and compassion to the stage, and how it can nourish both performers and audiences alike. The Playback Theatre training is not just about acting—it's about creating deep, meaningful connections through the art of storytelling. This training is open to anyone—from those interested in performing to those seeking to explore this art form for personal growth.
