DATES: 26-27/06/2026 TIME: 10:00-16:00 LANGUAGE: EN PRICE: €230

Provoke to play. Play to discover.
In this workshop we will train something that completely transforms a scene: playful provocation.
Dogs do it all the time. They push each other, dodge, show their teeth without biting, challenge without destroying. Or they grab the socks that fell out of your laundry basket just to show them to you and provoke you into chasing them at full speed: “Bobbyyyy, drop my soooocks…”
There is tension. There is risk. There is play.
In improv, however, we often step into a scene worried about the narrative, about “doing it right”, about having a good idea before we even enter the space. And then… very little happens between the characters.
This workshop is for those who:
Need a finished idea before entering.
Focus on connecting the story but forget to provoke their scene partner.
Let lines or details pass that could have become pure play.
Build plots… but no friction.
Here we will train:
The look that challenges.
The body that dares.
The line that opens a game instead of explaining.
We will explore how to start scenes without a plan, discovering them through interaction. How to recognize the “game of the scene” when it appears. How to sustain playful tension without breaking the relationship. And how to provoke without attacking.

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HOSTED BY

Carito Delgado is an actress, improviser, and Venezuelan illustrator. Improvising since 2013. Co-founder of Improfest Venezuela (editions: 2019, 2020, 2021 – online). Since then, she has been traveling and creating around the world.
Body, narrative, and play are the core of her artistic work. On stage: body, gaze, and truth.
Illustrator of the non-daily comic strips for the improv magazine Status.
Since 2023, she has been part of the company “OlvídaloTodo” in Palma de Mallorca, alongside Diego Ingold. Their work constantly explores new ways of storytelling, blurring the boundaries between improv and theatre, and between theatre and visual arts. They approach creation from a multidisciplinary perspective, giving strong importance to the physical dimension of the performing arts.
“OlvídaloTodo” received the “Best Idea” award at the first edition of the Orilla ImproFest 2025 in Alicante for the show “Alrededor.”