Composition (conflict, climax, pause, polarity)

How narrative structure - from beginning to end - shapes the performance, directing, and the rehearsal process; focusing on conflict, climax, pause, and polarity.

Michael Chekhov's Acting Technique® focuses on the creative power of the imagination and the presence of the triple unity of man (thinking, sensing, acting). During the exercises, this not only activates abilities that the actor consciously uses, but also enriches their existing tools by revealing hidden abilities.

Michael Chekhov's Acting Technique® considers the actor not only as an individual performer, but as an integrated whole formed together with fellow actors and the environment (space, time, lights, sounds, scents, colors...).

The complete 5-module training series provides comprehensive, essential knowledge of the Michael Chekhov method, placing practical exercises that can be applied immediately and in everyday creative practice into the hands of participants.

Each module spans a single training day (10:00-17:00) as a coherent, comprehensive unit dedicated to its topic. By choosing any single module, participants gain clear insight into the Michael Chekhov Acting Technique® method and approach, experiencing and mastering it through individual and ensemble exercises in the unity of thinking, action, and perception. Completing several modules builds comprehensive mastery through first-hand personal experience.

The modules explore the individual and ensemble possibilities of the character-building process through the practical application of the core elements of the Michael Chekhov Acting Technique®.

Participants who complete the full training series receive a certificate of completion.