Theatre Workout Outreach
Performance-Workshops
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Praktiker-Workshops
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Praktiker-Workshops
Vorträge, Seminare, Demonstrationen & mehr
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Außerhalb des Lehrplans
Regelmäßige Kurse und After-School - Clubs
Circus Skills
Circus skills workshops provide children with the opportunity to play with Circus activities such as juggling balls and scarves, stilts, pedalo, hula hoops, balancing feathers, poi and diabalo.
Aside from being great fun, these activities teach students develop balance, hand-eye co-ordination, spacial awareness, perseverance and more.
Creative Writing
Stories are embedded into our daily lives, they inform us, entertain us, and connect us to the world around us.
Many children have great imaginations, but they struggle to structure their stories into a written form. Our workshops help bring stories to life, enabling children to visualise the stories they imagine. While also developing their understanding of the creative process, teamwork, leadership and communication skills, our storytelling workshops help your students to create characters, give them life, structure the narrative and make their stories real, all of which can aid their creative writing and storytelling skills.
As a part of this programme, Theatre Workout will provide you with pre and post-worshop lesson plans to support your teaching of creative writing.
Masks
For Reception to Key Stage 2 children, masks can be designed, made and played with based on popular stories, myths and fairytales. Masks can be made during our workshops or ahead of our visit, supported by online tutorials, and brought to life with our practitioners.
Key stage 3-5 students can explore mask techniques with half and full-face character masks, learning to perform physically and with conviction, while also learning the history of masks in theatre from ancient Greece to Commedia.
Puppets
Students work in small groups to make a life-sized puppet, which we bring to life through storytelling and performance.
This workshops is an excellent option for all key stages 2-5, tailored to their ability.
Playful Storytelling
Learning through play is an essential part of our educational development, whether you are aged 6 or 60!
Storytelling helps children make sense of the world.
This unique combination provides all students, particularly younger children in reception or key stages 1-2 with a fantastic introduction to drama and performance.
Play In A Day
Create, produce and perform a play in a day.
This workshops presents a unique challenge to students, demanding strong collaborative and improvisational skills as they devise an original play in just one day.
This lesson comes with pre-workshop lesson plans to prepare students for the challenge ahead.
Practitioner Roundabout
Exploring the unique performance styles of Stanislavski, Brecht and Artaud.
Students will explore multiple performance techniques and staging practices associated with these of the theatre's most influential practitioners, adapting, interpreting and improvising scenes from selected plays to experience the impact of their work.