Sara Šoukal


Sara Šoukal has been performing in improvisational theatre since 1994, first as a member of the first children impro troupe in Slovenia, and later in Slovenian High School Improvisational League and National Improvisational League, where she still performs today and performs as a MC. She founded her own company Impromobile in 2010, where she explores long form impro. She collaborates with IGLU- Improvisational Theatre of Ljubljana as a teacher and performer, is involved in many different impro troupes in Ljubljana and she travels to festivals abroad as a performer and a teacher (Seattle, Copenhagen, Strasbourg, Amsterdam, Leuven, Budapest, Paris, Zurich, Wurzburg, Berlin). Sara is also a member of Ohana, international European impro project, that brings improvisers from all over Europe to share knowledge and explore impro theatre. She is also part of an international European project Project Eve, a women improvisers network.

All Sessions by Sara Šoukal

  • Thursday

    January 27, 2022

  • 10:00  - 13:00
    As human beings, we tend to get caught up in the same kind of situations, behaviours or, some may even dare to say stories. We then spend quite some time analyzing all the factors that led us to that same spot we keep returning to. If we translate this into a performative context, as improvisers we are constantly trying to establish patterns in order to make our lives on stage easier. We embrace them, happy to have something to play with. Happy to use the safety net they bring in a scene. But! Does life imitate art or does art imitate life? As we get stuck in life we get stuck on stage. Our patterns become our frustrations and in some cases, are preventing the performer to grow and explore more. In the workshop we will strive to overcome or at least acknowledge the patterns that we bring into the group and the patterns that the group is producing as a collective. We will then try to break, transform or indulge in these patterns, celebrate them and play with them. The aim of the workshop is to give you tools on how to look for patterns on an individual and collective level.
    Cost: € 45
    filter away sold-out
    workshop
    morning
    Where
    Rode Hoed theatre



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