The Diplomado
The diplomado program provides students with an advanced and practical understanding of the current movement in theatrical improvisation, drawing on a wide range of artistic and theoretical influences.
The development of new creative practices taught by national and international experts in improvisation technique forms the core of the program, as well as the exploration of how such work could evolve and take shape in a professional context.
The program’s specialty focuses on the creation of a scenic laboratory that offers students a unique opportunity to realize their ideas and proposals.
Who is it for?
General public, adults with varying levels of experience in the performing arts, actors and actresses in training, students from any field who wish to learn the technique of theatrical improvisation, teachers, playwrights, screenwriters, and, in general, anyone interested in learning or deepening their understanding of improvisational theatre.
An interview will be conducted, virtually or in person, by prior arrangement with the applicants, whether national or international, to assess each candidate’s expectations and experience before final selection.
Focus 2026
GESTURAL AND BODILY
Gestural and bodily improvisation is a living language where the body thinks, feels, and decides through movement. As the primary means of real-time creation, it seeks to discover actions, emotions, and narratives through spontaneous movement. It is a powerful tool for creating, researching, and communicating without relying on words, trusting in the body as the primary source of meaning and expression.
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