Young people: 10 pathways through theatre

What we work on

Present theatre as a space to try, create, speak, know yourself better and form a group, without reducing practice to the final performance alone.

• Discover the stage as a place to try.
• Develop oral and physical expression.
• Learn to recognise and play different emotions.
• Listen better to others and cooperate.

Try it in a workshop

• Opposing characters exercise.
• “One sentence, three emotions” improvisation.
• Create a human set.

After the experience

The review prioritises individual progress, involvement, listening and cooperation over stage performance.

Vocabulary, exercise duration and degree of exposure are adapted to age and group dynamics.