Creating Arenas
Join us for an exciting and immersive self-exploration workshop where you’ll discover yourself through the art of theatre!
This is not theatre therapy, but rather a skill-building creative process that naturally leads to personal insights. When was the last time you truly mastered something new? The journey of skill mastery doesn’t just teach us a craft — it reveals who we are.
In this transformative workshop, you’ll
Master the craft of theatre-making as your primary focus,
Develop technical skills while naturally experiencing the self-discovery that comes with artistic practice,
Learn to pay attention to details, embrace the unknown, and develop perseverance, and
Gain deeper insights into yourself and your relationships with others through the creative process.
By the workshop’s end, you’ll have created your own mini solo performance — a personal expression of your artistic journey. No theatre experience necessary! Our past 300+ participants have ranged from ages 11 to 62, proving it’s never too early or too late to begin exploring the craft of theatre.
Perfect for young adults, youth, and the young-at-heart who are curious about developing theatrical skills while experiencing the personal growth that comes naturally through artistic practice.
Details:
3hr/Session
16th August, Sat, 3pm
23rd August, Sat, 3pm
30th August, Sat, 3pm
6th Sept, Sat, 3pm
Break for Participants [With Preparatory Work Given To Participants For 5th Session.]
20th Sept, Sat, 3pm
Note: We run sessions at 275A New Bridge Road. (Venue TBC!)
You may only choose to join ONE trial session or all five sessions. Sessions are conducted by our Artistic Director, Darryl Lim*. For other enquiries, please contact darryl@splittheatre.com.
*Darryl’s credentials:
Directed Split Theatre’s performances since 2016
10+ years of pedagogical experiences under Singapore’s Ministry of Education
Certified coach: Accredited by the Collective Change institute (ICF-certified training provider)
Researcher: Conducting PhD-level practice and academic research on theatre-making processes and techniques for self-improvement
Join us for an exciting and immersive self-exploration workshop where you’ll discover yourself through the art of theatre!
This is not theatre therapy, but rather a skill-building creative process that naturally leads to personal insights. When was the last time you truly mastered something new? The journey of skill mastery doesn’t just teach us a craft — it reveals who we are.
In this transformative workshop, you’ll
Master the craft of theatre-making as your primary focus,
Develop technical skills while naturally experiencing the self-discovery that comes with artistic practice,
Learn to pay attention to details, embrace the unknown, and develop perseverance, and
Gain deeper insights into yourself and your relationships with others through the creative process.
By the workshop’s end, you’ll have created your own mini solo performance — a personal expression of your artistic journey. No theatre experience necessary! Our past 300+ participants have ranged from ages 11 to 62, proving it’s never too early or too late to begin exploring the craft of theatre.
Perfect for young adults, youth, and the young-at-heart who are curious about developing theatrical skills while experiencing the personal growth that comes naturally through artistic practice.
Details:
3hr/Session
16th August, Sat, 3pm
23rd August, Sat, 3pm
30th August, Sat, 3pm
6th Sept, Sat, 3pm
Break for Participants [With Preparatory Work Given To Participants For 5th Session.]
20th Sept, Sat, 3pm
Note: We run sessions at 275A New Bridge Road. (Venue TBC!)
You may only choose to join ONE trial session or all five sessions. Sessions are conducted by our Artistic Director, Darryl Lim*. For other enquiries, please contact darryl@splittheatre.com.
*Darryl’s credentials:
Directed Split Theatre’s performances since 2016
10+ years of pedagogical experiences under Singapore’s Ministry of Education
Certified coach: Accredited by the Collective Change institute (ICF-certified training provider)
Researcher: Conducting PhD-level practice and academic research on theatre-making processes and techniques for self-improvement
Join us for an exciting and immersive self-exploration workshop where you’ll discover yourself through the art of theatre!
This is not theatre therapy, but rather a skill-building creative process that naturally leads to personal insights. When was the last time you truly mastered something new? The journey of skill mastery doesn’t just teach us a craft — it reveals who we are.
In this transformative workshop, you’ll
Master the craft of theatre-making as your primary focus,
Develop technical skills while naturally experiencing the self-discovery that comes with artistic practice,
Learn to pay attention to details, embrace the unknown, and develop perseverance, and
Gain deeper insights into yourself and your relationships with others through the creative process.
By the workshop’s end, you’ll have created your own mini solo performance — a personal expression of your artistic journey. No theatre experience necessary! Our past 300+ participants have ranged from ages 11 to 62, proving it’s never too early or too late to begin exploring the craft of theatre.
Perfect for young adults, youth, and the young-at-heart who are curious about developing theatrical skills while experiencing the personal growth that comes naturally through artistic practice.
Details:
3hr/Session
16th August, Sat, 3pm
23rd August, Sat, 3pm
30th August, Sat, 3pm
6th Sept, Sat, 3pm
Break for Participants [With Preparatory Work Given To Participants For 5th Session.]
20th Sept, Sat, 3pm
Note: We run sessions at 275A New Bridge Road. (Venue TBC!)
You may only choose to join ONE trial session or all five sessions. Sessions are conducted by our Artistic Director, Darryl Lim*. For other enquiries, please contact darryl@splittheatre.com.
*Darryl’s credentials:
Directed Split Theatre’s performances since 2016
10+ years of pedagogical experiences under Singapore’s Ministry of Education
Certified coach: Accredited by the Collective Change institute (ICF-certified training provider)
Researcher: Conducting PhD-level practice and academic research on theatre-making processes and techniques for self-improvement