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Come to acting class in English! This is a short workshop where you will meet other creative people, learn some body and voice techniques, and create scenes in groups.
You need to register to take part in the workshops. There are max 15 spots available.
We want to encourage you to join our regular semester-long classes:
for beginners FRIDAYS 7.30-9.30 pm
for those with some experience MONDAYS 7.30-9.30 pm
for beginners FRIDAYS 7.30-9.30 pm
for those with some experience MONDAYS 7.30-9.30 pm
Acting workshops are aimed at adults who want to work on themselves – gain self-assurance and broaden expression. We learn to control emotions, practice reflexes, and creative thinking. Through body and voice training, we enhance communicativeness. We work as a group. All of this can improve the quality of our actions both on stage and in daily life. However, the workshops are also a time for fun and detachment from responsibilities. During sessions, we don’t focus solely on performing scenes. The main goal of acting workshops is to exercise free expression – enabling participants to “step out of their comfort zone”, which means breaking routine and exploring new emotions and states that are often blocked in everyday life.
For whom?
For those who did not participate our workshops so far.
For those who want to develop their acting skills.
For those who want to use acting tools at work and in everyday life.
For those who want to try something new.
For those aged 18 and above.
When and where?
Akademia Sztuki i Kultury, Warszawa, Al. Jana Pawła II 36c
23rd of January 2026, 7:30 pm
Leader
Speaker
Piotr FilonowiczHe created and leads the theater workshops at the Academy of Theatre. He is a graduate of the Theater Academy and the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw, and the founder of the groups Linia Nocna and Fabryka Destrukcja. He organizes ethnomusicological travels and conducts voice opening classes. He established the Voice Spinning Mill and is a co-creator of free improvisation. He has participated in numerous theater workshops (including under the direction of Eugenio Barba and Thomas Richards). Piotr Filonowicz is also the author of scripts produced in theater. He has published essays on Rilke, Proust, Schulz, and Wyspiański. He creates numerous artistic projects and is the president of the Contemporary Art Foundation.
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The tickets are free, and the number of places is limited to 15.
If you know you won’t be able to attend, please let us know so someone else can take your place.
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