Our Serious fun workshop is an experience-based exploration of professional rehearsal room games and exercises.

It’s a silly-but-serious drama workshop that guarantees the release of creativity through games, improvisation, gentle physical movement, breath work and voice-based exercises.

The workshop’s designed not only from our first-hand knowledge of the rehearsal room as participant actors, but also from the many experiential workshops we’ve facilitated over the years.

In a safe and supportive environment, we’ll be inviting you to to take part in a variety of exercises guaranteed to be fun for all – even beginners.

Yet the exercises will also be seriously useful for those wanting to find more creative and original ways of ‘being’ as well as of working – not only in the theatre but also in any profession which demands a level of presentation skill.

Who this workshop is for

This workshop will appeal to adults and young adults at every level of acting experience, including absolute beginners and professional actors.

This workshop will be ideal if you’re:

  • interested to gain a glimpse behind the scenes and from the actors’ viewpoint
  • motivated to learn more about the techniques professional actors use to develop their performance
  • keen to improve your own skill in acting, performance and presentation

Click the button below to ask us for more information or about upcoming dates, or to book for this workshop.

Cookies on this site
theatre to provoke and entertain

This site, like many others, stores small files (called ‘cookies’) on your computer to collect information about how you use the site.

Strictly Necessary Cookies

Strictly Necessary Cookie should be enabled at all times so that we can save your preferences for cookie settings.

Google Analytics cookies

We track the number of visitors to the site using Google Analytics. However we do not send any personal information about you to Google Analytics.

We anonymise your IP address before it’s sent to the Google Analytics servers, so there’s no way to identify which computer visited the site.

We also set the main Google Analytics cookie (_ga) to expire at the end of your browsing session, rather than the default 2 years – this means we do not track whether you’ve visited the site before.