In Story-Lane Playback Theatre events, audience members share thoughts, feelings, memories and watch them being transformed into improvised theatre pieces. It can be funny or sad, enlightening and powerful, but above all fun and exciting! Playback theatre creates space for sharing, connecting, expressing and playing. This art-form was invented in 1975 by Jonathan Fox, it corresponds with psychodrama, oral traditions, storytelling, theatre and much more.
The Ensemble was founded in 2017 by Noa Leibu, in order to assist individuals, communities and businesses to fulfill their potential through playful and positive practices and encounters. At the heart of our work, we use personal stories and improvisation as ways to awaken new perspectives. We provide workshops, performances and training, applying key skills and mindsets from the richness of theatre and improvisation practices, in order to help you fulfill your potential. We use this interactive theatre as a vehicle for dialogue, community building, leadership development, entertainment and social change. We wish to bring respect, sensitivity and acceptance to every encounter we have with each other and with our audience.
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Noa will be hosting playbackers from all around the world to talk about different aspects of playback theatre and about their journeys as playbackers. This podcast is for playbackers, playback fans, art therapists and performers.
We are offering online virtual activities: Playback theatre performances, online simulations, virtual workshops and more. The tools are built in collaboration with you, according to the goals of your event and audience. We are focused on creating an interactive, emotional, meaningful and effective human encounter.
By using key skills and mindsets from my playback theater practice, I will help you learn how to engage your intuition and impulses and feel comfortable on stage or in front of a camera. I will be honored to walk side by side with you in this journey.
Noa Leibu (MA), is an Israeli Playback Theatre conductor and actress that is currently located in Germany. She is practicing playback theatre for more than 20 years. In the last years she is teaching playback theatre internationally focusing on playback acting skills. She is the founder of “Story Lane Playback Theatre” and the host of the podcast “Playback Theatre Talks”. In 2021 Noa joined the board of the International Playback Theatre Network.