DIGITAL LEARNING SERIES
Our physical language is inspired from the work developed by Etienne Decroux and his assistants in the last century commonly known as Dramatic Corporeal Mime. Building on this rich vocabulary and technique, we have developed our own practice.
Our process starts with the actors and their actions. It leads to the development of stylised non-naturalistic work to express ideas, emotions, and states of mind in a clear and accessible way. Our aim is not to replace words by gestures, but instead to say something else, something that words alone cannot express.
In these short videos dessigned for students, we demonstrate and explain how we build and share our stories without relying on text.
All videos will be available for FREE (along with our Work Pack) to all Drama and Music teachers currently working at a Secondary School, College or/and University in the UK from the Autumn 2025. Please email our Participation Producer to see if you are eligible and receive our Work Pack: [email protected]
Our process starts with the actors and their actions. It leads to the development of stylised non-naturalistic work to express ideas, emotions, and states of mind in a clear and accessible way. Our aim is not to replace words by gestures, but instead to say something else, something that words alone cannot express.
In these short videos dessigned for students, we demonstrate and explain how we build and share our stories without relying on text.
All videos will be available for FREE (along with our Work Pack) to all Drama and Music teachers currently working at a Secondary School, College or/and University in the UK from the Autumn 2025. Please email our Participation Producer to see if you are eligible and receive our Work Pack: [email protected]
Writing with Space
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Writing with Weight
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Writing with Rhythm
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Writing with Inner Space
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