The project aims to achieve the following: to improve participants understanding of performative arts and theatre and the capacity to influence society; to use theatre methods as a tool for personal and social change, achieving personal and collective growth; to see performative arts as alternative language besides verbal discourse in reopening and reframing social problems and challenges; to expand knowledge of cultures, contexts, language spaces and improve foreign language through practice in performative arts; to develop creative and critical thinking, artistic vision and expression; to encourage learning by doing and teaching each other. By doing so we will also improve sense and value of teamwork, collaborative networking on regional and international scale, relevant technical competence, sense of initiative for starting and managing small-scale theatre projects on modest budget. We will also inform the participants about Erasmus+ programme and it's opportunities to develop new projects, as well to support establishment of new partnerships. We encourage participantsto take the chance to improve their verbal and non-verbal communiaction. They shall gain also knowledge on how to be more aware of the people on the stage with them and also of the people in the audience. It means to understand their own movements and voice and also the movements, emotions and voice of their partner on stage.