Through exercises inspired by the Lecoq pedagogy, we let the body speak first. In this work, we touch on things like mime, depth, scale, gaze, rhythm and more. Photo by Lindsay Browning - Pig Iron/UArts

Through exercises inspired by the Lecoq pedagogy, we will create characters from animals and objects. Using observation as our guide, we touch on things like breath, gaze, rhythm and more. Photo by John Hawthorne - Pig Iron/UArts

Instead of brain to book writing, here, we write on our feet. Using physical theatre creation tools and some fun costume decisions, we create and enliven brand new characters. Photo by Lindsay Browning - Pig Iron/UArts

Utilizing the Lecoq pedagogy and the collaboration of your ensemble, devise a series of prompt-based pieces. Strengthen your muscles of collaboration, imagination and performance! Photo by John Hawthorne - Pig Iron/UArts

Through exercises inspired by the Lecoq pedagogy, we will explore and expand our performative presence. Get fully connected - gaze, breath, body and voice. Photo by John Hawthorne - Pig Iron/UArts

Using techniques from the Lecoq pedagogy, work as an ensemble to deliver powerful, choral text. We can write, compile, and rehearse text as a group or work to expand the evocation and performance of an already existing piece. Photo by John Hawthorne - Pig Iron/UArts