The Mirror is an experiential workshop exploring how we communicate, listen, and understand one another. Using drama as a reflective tool, participants are invited to look closely at their own patterns of communication- how intention, tone, and body language shape interaction- and how awareness can transform everyday exchanges into more meaningful, effective dialogue.

At its heart, The Mirror is about intentional communication: learning to recognise what we bring into our encounters with others, and discovering how empathy, clarity, and self-awareness can shift the outcome of any conversation.

Approach

This project combines elements of dramatic practice, reflective writing, and guided discussion. Participants move between action and reflection- observing themselves and others, experimenting with new ways of expressing and listening, and developing a deeper sense of presence in communication.

Sessions include:

• Explorations of how intention influences words, tone, and movement

• Creative exercises focused on reaction and response

• Dramatic scenarios exploring conflict and resolution

• Reflective writing to observe communication from different perspectives

• Improvisation, rhythm, and collaborative exercises that cultivate listening and trust

The structure is adaptable — the project can be shaped to fit different timeframes (from short sessions to multi-day intensives) and participant needs.

Themes

• Intention and Impact: becoming aware of what we communicate beneath our words

• Reaction and Response: moving from impulse to conscious choice

• Listening as Action: hearing beyond the surface, with empathy and attention

• Conflict as Contact: finding common ground without erasing difference

• Self and Other balancing authenticity with understanding

Outcomes

By engaging with The Mirror, participants gain tools to:

• Communicate with greater awareness and precision

• Listen more deeply and respond more intentionally

• Understand how their presence and energy affect others

• Navigate moments of tension or misunderstanding constructively

• Build stronger, more empathetic relationships — both personally and professionally

Format

The Mirror can be delivered in a variety of formats, including:

• Half-day or full-day workshops

• Two-day intensives

• Multi-session programmes for organisations or educational settings

Each iteration maintains the same core aim: to create a space where communication becomes an act

of reflection — where we learn not only to express ourselves, but to truly meet one another.

Location: Prague (CZ) or Daniel can travel to you