What does LGMT mean in THEATER

Lisa Giobbi Movement Theatre (LGMT) is a creative approach to performance art and movement theatre founded by dancer, choreographer and coach Lisa Giobbi in 1987. It uses bodywork, meditation and improvisation to explore communication, connection and artistic expression.

By combining body work practice with meditation and improvisational techniques, LGMT helps participants become more aware of their body language cues and mindful of their nonverbal signals such as facial expressions or gestures. This helps participants express themselves better within the context of the group setting without relying solely on words for communication.

LGMT encourages creative exploration through improvisational theatre which allows participants to push themselves beyond expectations while building skill sets for problem solving or telling stories without prewritten scripts. Through these activities, participants are able to find different ways to express themselves artistically within the parameters set by their individual limitations or boundaries.

Yes, there is usually some form of tuition fee associated with taking part in an LGMT course depending on the duration or level of training one wishes to receive. Generally speaking, tuition fees are based on factors such as faculty experience level, class size and overall length of training program desired.