In this creative space, actors and non-actors are invited to immerse themselves in a world of discovery, expression and collaboration. Inspired by Viola Spolin’s vision, we will explore the importance of play in building characters and investigating creativity. Spolin’s games offer a unique platform for developing listening skills, presence and intuitive responsiveness. Get ready to play! Each interaction becomes an opportunity to discover new nuances and expressions. Similarly, our workshop will incorporate elements of Augusto Boal’s Theatre of the Oppressed, a powerful method that transcends the traditional stage. We will encourage active participation, inviting participants to explore social issues and seek solutions through theatrical expression. We believe in theatre as a tool for questioning, reflecting and potentially transforming reality.