Monologues for the true attention-seekers
I mean, scenes are great and all, but isn’t it just so fascinating to get to peek inside a person's mind? 

Monologues can be used in so many incredible ways, yet we seldom practice the execution of them. In this workshop, we’ll let the monologue stand in the spotlight. We will be working on expanding our toolkit by exploring ways our characters can either share their own stories, or serve the one that is already being told. We will work with acting, owning our space and surprisingly enough, silence. The stage is yours, let us hear what you have to say.

Agnes Edvall is an improviser with a background in scripted theatre. She is a member of Gbgimpro, and the former artistic director of Primalimpro. With a variety of styles in her arsenal, physical work is one of the things close to her heart. She is currently teaching improv when she’s not on stage, but you can also find her in the directors position every now and then. Trust, playfulness and truth are three of her key words when she enters the stage, and she is determined to stop improvising the day she thinks she’s found the “right answer”. 

Oh, and she also likes capybaras.