This workshop is addressed to those who want to engage in a theatre experience that embraces both the point of view of the actor and that of the spectator.
We are aiming to create a performance in three movements inspired by: Anton Chekhov’s short story "Misery", the voice of forensic anthropologist Eva Klonowski and the ancient role of doula, a woman who provides support to another woman.
Through exercises, in an empty space, a method of work will be used that puts less emphasis on the opus and more on the process of its development.