Theatrical Improvisation Workshops for Children (Ages 6 to 10)
Fun-filled classes led by Magali Tejada.
This interactive activity is designed for kids—everyone takes part! Since it’s not a show to watch, each child is part of the game. No previous theatre experience needed: we’ll try things out, make mistakes sometimes, invent funny stuff, and most importantly, have fun together without ever judging one another. We’ll laugh a lot, use our imaginations, and have a great time together!
It’s free!
These workshops aim to develop:
- Active participation
- Improvement of French language skills
- Listening and teamwork
- Public speaking skills
- Enhanced listening abilities
- Creativity and imagination
The number of spots is limited. So don’t wait—sign up right away by filling out the form below.
What is theatrical improvisation?
Improvisational theatre (often also called improv theatre) is a form of theatre in which one or more scenes are performed without prior rehearsal. The actors go on stage without knowing what is going to happen. Generally, they receive a theme or a suggestion from the audience. The host asks questions, for example, about a location, a relationship, a profession, a tricky situation, a feeling, or the last movie you watched. These suggestions then become the trigger and guide for the scenes that emerge spontaneously. (Source: Improwiki)
