NOTE: Before signing up for this workshop please read the following Contact, Intimacy and Content guide to help you decide if this workshop is a good choice for you.

Although this provides information and an understanding around levels of Contact, Intimacy and Content, it does not commit anyone to any action.

It does not replace an individual’s consent and no student or performer is expected to play a scene where they, personally, feel unsafe.

Physical contact: medium contact and no contact stage fighting. Think behaviour in social settings with friends, family, and relationship behaviours with partners or dating. Examples of but not limited to: Touching arms, arms around shoulders, hugs, holding hands, gentle touching of face or hair (if agreed to) dancing with one another, kiss on the cheek or lips (if agreed to).

Content: Mild, moderate, or strong in impact. Think soap operas, TV dramas, romantic comedies.

Topics: All topics may be explored as relevant to the scene, and comfortable for the improvisors. This might include strong emotions, points of view and more explicit language and content focused on flirtation and sexual relationships.