Playback Theatre Core Training

Playback Theatre Core Training with True Heart Theatre is taking place in London this November.

30-Hour Foundational Core Training Workshop

This workshop emphasizes the core values and basic performance techniques of Playback Theatre. It provides beginners with a balanced learning experience that includes theory, techniques, and practical application. It is designed for those interested in participating in Playback Theatre or applying its practices.

Target Audience:Anyone interested in community building through artistic expresion,  improvisation, and story telling.

No prior experience is required.

Enrollment Limit:18 participants

Dates and Times :

20th November, Friday 18:00 -21:00
21st November, Saturday 10:00 -17:30
22nd November, Sunday 10:00 -17:30
28th November, Saturday 10:00-17:30
29th November, Sunday 10:00-1930 (including the Showcase)

Venue:
The sessions will be held at

📍machinaloci space, lower ground floor @ 138 Church Walk, London N16 8Q

with the exception of the 21st of November, that day it will be at

📍 12 Adelaide St, London WC2N 4HW (Charing Cross)

Fee:
Regular: £320 per person
> Early Bird / Group: £256 per person
> Early Bird + Group: £224 per person

Discounts:Early Bird: Register before Monday 19 October 2026, 23:59
Group Rate: Two or more people registering together at the same time. Please include their name(s) in the application.
Special Rates: Full-time students or participants with financial concerns may contact us to discuss reduced fees

The workshop will be led by accredited trainers of the Playback Theatre Center in the U.S. and is recognized by Playback Theatre academies worldwide. Participants may pursue advanced Playback Theatre courses.
If the workshop is canceled, fees will be refunded.

📋 Application: https://forms.gle/yAYYBrjdHrzNMVdRA

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True Heart Theatre (THT) is a multi-cultural Playback Theatre company based in London.Since 2006 we provide excellent learning opportunities as well as theatre performances to enable diverse communities come together. Our aim is to reduce stigma, breakdown stereotype and challenge ways of thinking in order to bring deeper understanding and compassion between people.