
Six spontaneous sessions rooted in game-play.
Games to level the playing field for
high-spirited improvisation.
Games to surrender your agenda to
— minds, hearts, bodies, and souls.
Games to practice and perform with
— raising our game with team spirit.

Only 12 places available
Mondays, 6.45 – 9.15pm
📍 The Pearse Centre, 27 Pearse St, Dublin 2
Full Course: €250
or SAVE €50 with our Early-bird offer: €200 (until August 3rd)

LEAP,
and the net shall appear

Don't push the river,
it flows by itself

Let the chaos consume you,
then command it to build your empire

Dance first,
think later

The more we share,
the more we have

United we stand,
divided we fall
It’s how we used to operate. It’s how we used to be.
But we learn to make work of play, along the way — getting it done, getting it right, making something of it. Avoiding risk, we develop a fear of failure that kills our creativity and induces performance anxiety.
Games lead the way through Playing Fields:
for improvisers, a way back to play in "the work";
for artists, a new way to make and present work;
for newcomers, a way in — to find a way forward together as we all begin again in the spirit of “Yay Learning!”
But it’s not about learning how to play. It’s about making a game of it and learning through play.
It’s all to play for.

"Work and play are words used to describe the same thing under differing conditions" — Mark Twain
A mix of complete beginners, experienced improvisers, artists, and performance makers.
A way in — a "fail-safe" approach to fearless play, creativity, performance that requires no experience.
A reset — reconnecting with play in your improv; downing the tools that have made “work” of play.
A way of working — discovering, creating, and presenting work in real time, through improvisation.
All kinds. We don’t do formal introductions by occupation, because that doesn't actually matter. You'll learn more about a person in an hour of play than a year of conversation, and we all come to play.
We lead with games. Within minutes, we’re laughing, finding our way in. We move into improvisation, making scenes and building ensemble — beginning again each week in a different field of play.
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