Movement Psychology is the acting technique of pioneering 20th-century movement teacher Rudolf Laban, as interpreted and developed by his protegee Yat Malmgren.

If you've never done Laban before, or you've only done it as a pure movement practice, come and learn about how the four motion factors mirror inner psychological states. Laban technique can help actors make more specific choices, interpret and generate text, and improve their range.

There's no point learning an acting technique if you can't embody it. This class will be part discussion, a lot of movement, and a chance to work solo with feedback.

You will need:

A device to connect to our video call

Room and clothing to move in

Some text to work on - it can be a monologue, a scene, or a poem

PLEASE NOTE TIME ZONE