Sunday 21 September 2025
Sunday 19 October 2025
Sunday 16 November 2025
Time
10am - 3pm
£60 per session or all 3 classes for £150
Theatre & Performance
Old Servery & Large Committee Room
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Come and get your monthly Theatre Re fix! Following the Spring season's final class in June, Theatre Re's monthly Sunday professional sessions are continuing this Autumn at Shoreditch Town Hall.
Rooted in Theatre Re’s training and creative process, sessions will focus on conditioning the body in preparation for: rigorous training, Corporeal Mime technique and repertoire, as well as improvisation and composition inspired by the company’s current projects.
Whether you are a seasoned professional performer wanting to enhance your physical presence and the specificity of your actions on stage, a newcomer to the theatre looking for a specific technique to ground your explorations, or an artist in need of a fresh approach to making, participants will develop their skills and creativity in an open, playful and generous environment.
Sessions will be led by Guillaume Pigé (Theatre Re Director and RADA Associate Teacher) and Claudia Marciano (Theatre Re Performer and Teacher) and Luna Tosin (Theatre Re Performer and Teacher). No previous experience in Corporeal Mime is needed to join, only your curiosity, playfulness and desire to learn! All sessions will focus on different aspects of Theatre Re’s work and can be taken independently or as a whole.
"Guillaume and the team were able to decipher the mystery of physical theatre which can often be super abstract with clear examples and by using simple vocabularies. And that discipline can also be fun!"
Feedback from Workshop Participant 2025
"It was right out of my experience and so was challenging but very enthralling."
Feedback from Workshop Participant 2025
"Fulfilling and inspiring… It was what I was hoping it would be. I haven’t done work like it for sometime and it challenged my imagination, my focus and my physical capabilities."
Feedback from Workshop Participant 2025
Ticket Offer: Book 3 sessions and save £30. Just add tickets to your basket, sign into your account, and the discount is applied automatically.
Bursary for Locals: There are bursary places available for anyone who lives in Hackney or Tower Hamlets and otherwise wouldn’t be able to attend, please email programming@shoreditchtownhall.com for more information.
Sessions will run from 10am to 3pm (with a 45 minute lunch break).
Any questions please get in touch at: theatrere.participation@gmail.com
Image Credit: Marshall Stay
Theatre Re is one of the UK’s leading visual theatre companies. Their work combines original live music with striking visual theatre to create world class, deeply moving non-verbal productions about universal human challenges and the fragility of life. They engage with audiences locally, nationally and internationally to create, share and promote life-changing theatre that is both inventive and accessible through cross-arts and cross-sector collaboration.
They are an artist-led company based at The Point in Eastleigh with a strong 11-year track record: six mid-scale productions, extensive touring in the UK (78 venues in 44 cities) and internationally (15 countries across 3 continents) - including a Broadway transfer, international licensing of their repertoire and sold-out runs at the Hong Kong Arts Festival, the Cerventino Festival (Mexico), and London International Mime Festival.
Their training programme is in high demand across world with long-term partners such the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art and the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre. Partnerships with community organisations throughout the creation process and while on tour are central to their work.