Kristina Werner is a freelance theatre pedagogue and applied theatre practitioner with 15 years of experience. She creates transformative performances and processes that connect communities and explore themes of identity and change. Kristina directed “Taksai”, an intimate theatre production staged in taxi cars in Kaunas, and “Green Meadow”, a documentary performance on the closure of Ignalina’s Power Plant, created with Visaginas residents at the National Theatre.
She co-founded the Baltic Applied Theatre School, which trains socially engaged artists across the Baltics. Kristina has led international workshops on biographical theatre, trained emerging theatre makers in Saudi Arabia, and worked on collaborative site-specific projects in Germany and the Czech Republic. Currently, as a theatre pedagogue at Theater Moller Haus in Darmstadt, she develops projects that make theatre more accessible and community-driven.
Power and Conflict: A Creative Exploration of Status and Transformation
Status is the unspoken force behind every interaction. Through playful exercises, participants will explore how shifts in status – expressed through body language, movement, and tone – shape tension, connection, and meaning on stage. Building on this exploration, participants will experiment with techniques to analyse and transform conflict creatively, seeing it not as something to avoid but as a driver of drama and growth. Practical methods will be introduced to deconstruct conflicts, understand their dynamics, and reimagine them in ways that reveal new perspectives. This immersive workshop offers actors a chance to dive into the interplay of power and conflict, uncovering raw emotions, subtle dynamics, and fresh creative possibilities both on stage and beyond.
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