Spontaneous theater is a theatrical form of immediacy, a school of life, creation and freedom.
It enables the development and expression of the emotional, physical, cognitive, collective and personal field, in a form of commitment, attention and listening to oneself and to others.
It is a dramatic art of spontaneous creation, not a theater of text or outline. It connects with intuition, sensation and embodied cognition, through emotional stakes.
Weekly workshops or intensive courses offer the tools to create characters
and situations, based on a series of practical exercises, training and tools.
Clément Révérend, actor and director, trained at Alain Knapp's Ecole de l'Acteur-Créateur ( founder of Théâtre-Création in Lausanne), then graduated from ENSATT (école nationale supérieure du théâtre, Paris), and is currently a teacher-researcher. He has developed an original approach to this theatrical practice, enabling everyone to appropriate the mechanisms of acting and dramatic creation. An adaptation has been developed as part of the European Tamus project, en parler nous rend plus fort, a program promoting mental health through theater.