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University of Warsaw opens fifth edition of theatre improvisation course for its staff
The University of Warsaw has started the fifth run of a theatre improvisation course for its employees, organised with Szkoła Impro and taught by trainers who regularly perform on Warsaw stages.
Why it matters: University of Warsaw employees can take part in a theatre improvisation course, now in its fifth edition, led by working Warsaw stage performers.
The University of Warsaw reported that the fifth edition of its theatre improvisation course for university staff has begun.
According to the university, the course is organised by Welcome Point UW together with Polonicum, the university's Centre for Polish Language and Culture for Foreigners, and Szkoła Impro, an improvisation school.
The university said the sessions are led by trainers who regularly perform on Warsaw stages.
Editor’s view
Sarah Williamson, Teaching, Digital and AI Editor
University of Warsaw staff now have a fifth edition of the improvisation course open to them, run jointly by Welcome Point UW, Polonicum and Szkoła Impro with trainers drawn from Warsaw's stages.
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