Roalind Gregoire  is a London-based interdisciplinary artist, improviser, and film production designer. Her work as a visual artist and set designer has given her a strong foundation in composition, spatial relationships, and visual storytelling, all of which she applies directly to the stage. She is passionate about pushing the boundaries of improvisational theatre, and helping improvisers think like artists, using visual cues and compelling composition to elevate their storytelling and presence on stage. As well as regularly live illustrating and designing sets for improv shows, she also currently performs with 'Allegory of the Cave' (a shadow theatre show), 'The Pretend Company', and her duo 'Empty Set' (who's current show 'Echoes of This Place' combines live painting, printmaking and improvisation).
Creating A Dynamic Canvas
Have you ever created a rich, dynamic character on stage, but struggled to picture the world they live in?
Discover how visual art techniques can transform your improv performances in this unique workshop. Improvisers will learn to visualisetheir characters’ worlds by integrating visual art principles with traditional improv techniques. Expand your creative toolkit by learning to think like an artist and incorporating composition, spatial relationships, and stage painting into your scenes. Embracing the idea of a ‘dynamic canvas’ on stage, you’ll cultivate spontaneity, adaptability, and creativity, enabling you to respond to the evolving nature of improvised performance.
Create vivid mental landscapes, craft captivating stage pictures, and engage audiences with rich, multi-dimensional storytelling. Whether you’re a seasoned performer or new to improv, this workshop will inspire you to reimagine your stagecraft by exploring the potential of visual art on stage.
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