A workshop intensive for the moving maker.
'Moving as a Means' encourages performers to experience creative agency through an ecology of movement practice.
Hone your senses and kinesthetic awareness of body and space. Expand your physical vocabulary, discover complexity and flavour, and strengthen the connection between your inner and outer worlds. Learn to listen to, trust and interact with other moving bodies. Apply techniques to the development of movement pieces and discover the potential of your physical performance.
Sign up here: bit.ly/wsrexp2025
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● The performer looking to deepen / diversify their creative practice.
● The head-first actor looking for their feet, or their heart.
● The maker who desires to move, and be moved.
This workshop is recommended for performers of all levels aged 18 and over. Physical training and making can be a vulnerable process. Interested parties who feel hesitant to dive into this work are encouraged to participate in pairs to support each other. It's sometimes more fun to go on a journey with a friend.
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Physical exercises, structured improvisations
Solo / duo / group explorations & reflections indoors and outdoors
Opportunities to observe and be observed
Collaborating on a shared learning process
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Chloe is an actor and theatre maker currently based between Singapore and the UK. She holds a BA (Hons) in Musical Theatre from LASALLE College of the Arts and the MA Theatre Lab from the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art. Outside of acting, she works in devised performance, choreography and education.
Inspired by her training locally and abroad in a wide range of forms, Chloe hopes to share her knowledge and connect with makers from all backgrounds. Her creative work lives in the body in relation to its environment, and is grounded in nature and space.