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InterActing: Improvisational theater course for teenagers with autism

Genevieve Haywood — Thu, 12 Jan 2023 15:48:44 +0000

Improvisation theater course for young people with autism from
March 12 to July 2; every Sunday on stage.

Improvisational theater is a form of theater in which no script is used. Nevertheless, it is based on a number of strategies that are very applicable for increasing the social flexibility of young people with autism. From being able to quickly build on each other’s ideas, to responding to the acted emotions of the other, improvisation skills are just as applicable in everyday life.

InterActing lets young people with autism experience how to break free from their routines and rituals through improvisational theater in order to face the ever-changing world with confidence.

Visit the Interacting.amsterdam website for more information.
Or call Saskia Maas directly on 06-53671652.

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OTC Youth Theatre Program

Nina — Thu, 25 Nov 2021 07:19:48 +0000

Cultivating young talents into confident individuals! OTC’s youth theatre program provides weekly classes, seasonal camps, and pop up workshops that are all carefully designed to build self-esteem, team building skills, and help children/teens learn the fantastic craft of acting while providing them with tools to excel in many aspects of life. All workshops are led by professional actors.

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Black Cat Theatre

Nina — Tue, 01 Oct 2019 12:07:38 +0000

Black Cat Theatre, located at Amsterdam Sloterdijk, is a special place with theatre shows specially developed for children from 1 to 6 years old. Imagination, creativity and fun describes Black Cat Theatre the best way. Everything in the theatre is designed to have a good time with your child; the foyer is spacious, safe, has a baby changing station, natural and clean toys, and a place where you can eat and drink something. The theatre room is professional, yet everything can be touched and experienced by the children after the show, including playing with the actress(es) / actor(s) on stage and the material used in the show. Easily reachable by public transportation. Free parking in the weekends and 10ct/hr on weekdays.

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