The workshops draw from various artistic working methods that promote social engagement, a sense of responsibility for the world we live in, and for other people. In the workshops, participants learn the basics of being consciously present on stage, working with space, creating theatrical sketches, and writing monologues and dialogues. Participants become more aware of their bodies, their physical abilities, and ways of expressing themselves. They learn how to work with movement in a responsible and creative way. They open up to improvisation – both in movement, music, and theatre – work with text, try out stage actions with other participants and the entire group. Participants have the opportunity to share their stories and experiences, which become the foundation for building the dramaturgy of the performative events.

The program, by opening multiple multi-month intergenerational and multicultural workshop groups and inviting participants into long-term participatory performative actions, becomes a space for building community, new relationships, and breaking down loneliness. We place great importance on harmonious collaboration and good relationships within the group. The program is based on tools and methods that foster experience exchange, improvisation, imagination, collaboration, and mindfulness, involving people from different backgrounds, ages, and languages. The program addresses the need for active participation in the community, for feeling needed and supporting others. It is also an opportunity to develop talents and skills, to discover previously unknown forms of self-expression and personal perspectives on the world.