What does it take to resolve conflicts in your favor? To build a connection with the person you’re talking to — whether it’s a scene partner, an audience member, or a colleague in a meeting — to interpret nonverbal signals, show empathy, and express your thoughts clearly and effectively.

When creating the “Communication” workshop, I was inspired by the rules of improvisation developed by American actress and screenwriter Tina Fey, and selected exercises that put these principles into practice.

We’ll learn to understand each other without words, reach agreements, find common ground — even when we’re speaking different languages.

For actors — to learn to shift their attention away from themselves and towards their scene partner.

And for anyone who wants to improve their ability to communicate clearly and be understood.

During the workshop, you’ll work on your communication skills from different angles — engaging your words, body, and mind. We’ll switch between a variety of playful exercises to keep things dynamic, change the rules of the game, and learn to adapt to them.

Then send your application for the workshop by email info@everyday-theatre.com.

I can adapt any workshop to suit you and your needs. A workshop can have artistic goals or become part of a strategy session, corporate event, or training seminar.