
We exist to help artists take risks, build impactful work, and share it in-person, online, and around the world.
Artist’s Workshop (AW) is an international arts collective devoted to socially engaged theatre and artist driven original performances. We create captivating new works alongside bold, contemporary adaptations of classic stories—sometimes intimate, sometimes expansive, sometimes lifting bodies into the air—always grounded in human connection. We develop and produce work that lives between disciplines often drawing on live music, dynamic movement, and the aerial arts to create unique productions that embrace artistic risk and experimentation.
Operating across Europe, the UK, and the United States, AW supports artists through development, production, publishing, and education. We are artist-run, project-driven, and community-focused, creating work that illuminates the human experience, sparks artistic passion, and serves our global community.

Production History

From our first production, Say Goodnight Gracie by Ralph Pape in 2000, AW has always strived to present a repertoire that spans the full spectrum of theatrical genres—from musicals to experimental new works.
Some of our previous productions include:
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Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind (’24)
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Puffs, or: Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic (’23)
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Stones in His Pockets (’23)
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Self-Injurious Behavior (’22)
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White Rabbit Red Rabbit (’16, ’22)
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Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson (’22)
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The Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe (‘16)
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Riff Raff (’09)
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Boy’s Life (’08)
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Never the Sinner (’01)
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Say Goodnight Gracie (‘00)











