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In this workshop, we will explore how floorwork and acrobatic elements can become part of a living theatrical language. Starting from simple movement sequences, participants will gradually develop them into more complex compositions, discovering how physical technique can serve dramatic intention rather than simply display it.

We will focus on creating a character that can inhabit movement fully, using the floor, the tricks, and the body’s dynamics, without ever losing the traces of its theatrical presence. The aim is to find a performer who can move seamlessly between the physical and the expressive: a character who, without preparation, can execute a demanding phrase and then return effortlessly to their theatrical state.

This workshop invites dancers and performers interested in merging technical skill with emotional and narrative depth, transforming floorwork into a storytelling tool.