PLAY WORKSHOPS are a form of theater production. Based on a master-apprentice relationship, playwork is performed under the guidance of a director. At the end of the training, the work is presented to an audience.

Until a play is selected, the play will be worked on under the guidance of a director, and for two months, in addition to acting lessons, courses in diction, vocals, dance, theater history, and script analysis will be offered. If the chosen play requires it, these lessons will continue with the play itself.

During the play preparation process, participants take part in all production areas of the theatre, such as setting, costume, lighting, accessories, etc., in addition to role-playing.

PLAY WORKSHOPS consist of four stages. Passing the workshop stages requires not only stage performance but also team cohesion, rehearsal consistency, work discipline, and contributing to collaborative production, as well as passing the entrance exam.

Those who cannot move on to a higher workshop can work on the game again in their current workshop.

All Game Workshops total 192 hours of instruction and last 8 months. Rehearsals are held 2 days a week, 3 hours each. Students are required to be 18 years or older.