In collaboration with the International Thomas Prattki Centre
formerly LISPA (London International School of Performing Arts)
For this collaboration between J's Academy and the International Thomas Prattki Centre, Thomas Prattki regularly conducts workshops and courses for adults in Mumbai and Bangalore. He is the founder and director of the International Thomas Prattki Centre for Integral Movement and Performance Studies, arthaus.berlin, and former pedagogical director of the International School of Theatre Jacques Lecoq in Paris.
The workshops address individuals interested in further Self- development, in becoming who you are and who you wish to be, whether you work in the arts or in education, in settings for personal growth, healing and transformation; or simply feel a curiosity to understand your authentic self.
Workshops in February 2025
Facilitator: Thomas Prattki
For Ages 20+
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Venue: Koramangala, Bangalore
Schedule: 7 Feb - 9 Feb, Fri - Sun, 10:30 am to 3:30 pm
Course Fee: INR 18,000
Early Bird: INR 15,000
retreat. relate. transform.
Facilitator: Thomas Prattki
For Ages 25+
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Venue: Lower Parel, Mumbai
Schedule: 11 Feb - 15 Feb, Tue - Sat, 10:30 am to 3:30 pm
Course Fee: INR 30,000
Early Bird: INR 25,000
About Thomas Prattki
Thomas is the founder and director of arthaus.berlin and the Thomas Prattki Centre for Integral Movement and Performance Studies. He has been the pedagogical director of the Jacques Lecoq International School of Theatre in Paris and the London International School of Performing Arts / LISPA. He has worked as a performer, director and teacher in over 40 countries.
In his over 30 years of teaching, he has been working with practitioners in the performing, healing, and educational arts from more than 60 countries. His main interest continues to be the further development of an integral approach to one's deeper sense of Self and personal purpose through performance-making. His research and teaching is rooted in the pedagogy of Jacques Lecoq, one of the most influential European theatre reformers of the 20th century, and in the mythopoetic imagination of humanity through the ages.
