Written by: Ana Romih, Slovene artist-trainer

Presentation of developed program was very emotional. Even though we were all tired after two whole days of working, what I gained and experienced through sharing practices and discussing our work was a gift I did not expect.
At the end all our practices, brainstorming, discussing and concluding, it all came together in a beautiful way. I am convinced we are on the right path and ready to MOVE in every way possible.
For me it was an enriching experience with a lot to think about, wrapped in hope and excitem...

We all need to become better: better human beings. And I have a feeling that Improv can help towards this goal.

The weekend trainings were some of the interesting yet, either from the Young Theatre or Young Theatre on the Move project. The combination of Theatre and Dance Improvisation methods being shared with pedagogues seemed to bring a shared sense of discovery. All of us were slightly outside of our comfort zones one way or another and this brought a sense of togetherness with the group and between the group and facilitators.