PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE
PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE
Photo Credit: Patrick Dodds
Education by Animikii
Animikii Theatre have extensive experience of working across the UK offering bespoke training. The training has taken the form of long term projects, workshops or intensives, consultancy and Q&A development sessions, and can be tailored to meet the specific requirements of each institution. Here is a list of institutions we have worked with since 2015:
East 15 Acting School
Plymouth University
ALRA North
Leeds Conservatoire
Liverpool Theatre School
Salford University
Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts
Manchester Metropolitan University
New Buckinghamshire University
University of Manchester
The Arden School of Theatre
Royal Northern College of Music
“Adam’s work is nuanced and person-centric; he takes time to get to know the individual and help them to reveal their story in a caring and supportive environment. He is a dynamic teacher and takes students on a journey which challenges them to tap into/unlock their own creative practice and explore and experiment with form, content and approach.”
OUR PHILOSOPHY
OUR PHILOSOPHY
Photo Credit: Patrick Dodds
Our philosophy
We offer a menu of bespoke practices that derives from laboratory theatre practice. As a progressive and modern theatre company it is our purpose to continually evolve theatre training and explore what laboratory theatre training means in the modern creative industries. All of our teaching offers an environment to express and explore the balance between an actor’s individual craft in performance and the vital exploration of the ensemble.
For booking enquiries please contact team@animikiitheatre.com
“Animikii provided my students with rigorous, high-quality training, developing their physical skills, their performance dynamic and their respect for the art. I was always very impressed with how far the students travelled over the course of the term. Adam challenges the students not just physically but intellectually to explore their role as a creator in the work”
A group of artists throwing sticks to each other
Two artists training with a stick
Photo Credits: Patrick Dodds