Physical theatre is a way of making theatre in which the body, with its gestures, is the main tool to tell stories, express emotions and give shape to ideas. Drawing from different disciplines such as mime, dance, circus and street theatre, physical theatre aims to create an intense, direct and engaging language.

In the workshops we move and play, we listen to ourselves, to others and to everything: it is a constant exercise of presence and sensitive openness to what happens. Together we create a safe space by trusting each other and leaving aside the fear of making mistakes. Everyday masks fall away in order to experiment with new ways of being, of being together, of telling our stories.

We work with games of rhythm, movement and presence, group and individual dynamics. We let ourselves be carried by imagination, writing and theatrical play, rediscovering that authentic and spontaneous lightness from when we were children.

Whenever possible, we step out of the room: bringing our bodies to tell stories in the spaces of the city or in nature, which occasionally become our stage.