Welcome to my site
Here you will get to know me not only as an actor, improviser, and freelance applied theatre facilitator. Through my blog, you will get to know me in a less formal way. I’m currently based in London, UK. I’ve been performing since I joined theatre in college at the beginning of the century. I’m fueled by the need of using theatre and improv as a tool for social and individual transformation and enhancement. Something that I like to do is traveling around the world gathering and sharing knowledge from other professionals and performers.
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Testimonials
“I worked with him three years ago on a videoperfomance and I loved his work: fast, smart, insightful and with a great sense of humor. His ability to imagine scenes and improvise very diversified characters in a short time is remarkable. I definitely recommend him, a great professional.“
Marta Negre, Visual Artist and Designer.
“I’ve had the chance to work with Ferran in several corporate training projects always with optimal results. He has always been a highly committed and hard working professional. He has also proved to be a very dedicated team worker.”
Javier González, Psychologist and Applied Improv Facilitator
“As a fellow performer and teacher of improv, I have had the pleasure of both watching and performing alongside Ferran. He is a passionate and innovative performer and a generous scene partner. I know I am in good hands doing a show with him. The best part is he always keeps us on our toes.“
Maura Mannle, Actress and Improviser.
Latest Posts
- About teaching Playback Theatre online
We are way past the half of 2021. When the year began, I decided to start teaching my playback theatre introductory course online and it has been a very interesting ride. I taught this course before, in presential mode while… - Are things looking up?
It’s been a while since I last checked here as an individual human being and I thought it was about time to catch you up with what I’ve been doing. Things are still slow, I’m not going to lie. On… - It’s not competitive if you are building community
I’ve been in many conversations lately where the dark side of competitive improv has brought up. I agree with the fact that competition is able to bring out the worst of ourselves and can turn into a bitter experience something…