d i v e r s e  w o r k s h o p s are our initial tool for the development and communication of our ideas and methods. When applied on different locations in Europe, these particular practices create the possibility for an exchange through residencies and work-in-progress projects with other performing arts practitioners, both companies and individuals. It also takes the research process into interdisciplinary area and enables us to link our work with practitioners from number of different backgrounds.

encounters are open workshops developed in collaboration with companies or individual artists from our city or region.
exercises are project development workshops that continuously explores the material for future creations. Instead of the usual 'instructional' practice; we elaborate this workshop as a form of representation. The Company tries to hold at least 2 project development workshops per year. demonstrations are show workshops that focus on theme and style of a particular piece [in a production at host venue] and are usually carried out after the participants have seen the performance. The participants vary from the general public to theatre practitioners for whom we provide workshop-involving demonstration of our creative process with some practical participation.
trainings are general workshops are designed to provide an introduction to the Company and its working methods. They involve a selected number of participants from different backgrounds. The workshop integrates principles and diverse techniques from a variety of methods [including improvisational exercises, biomechanics, partner work, contact improvisation, etc.].
residencies are work-in-progress sessions realized in the early stages of project's development. They enable the participants to experiment around different thematic and staging ideas without the immediate pressure of production. auditions
PERFORMINGUNIT auditions either by invitation or through workshops. [Candidates for the audition should apply in writing and enclose a C.V. and a photograph.]