Mimetics
Mimetics is a theatre-based art-form which uses mimicry and imitation.
It takes place in a circle where everyone can see each other. Exaggerated copying stimulates a response, a connection, a dialogue with fellows.
Mimetics has been crafted from experimental psycho-physical actor-training processes and adapted to support the learning and development of young people with learning disabilities.
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