Chapter 1. Theatre Laboratory as Space for Learning.- Chapter 2. The Actor's Learning Journey.- Chapter 3. Group Learning and Leadership in Theatre Laboratory.- Chapter 4. Dialogue with the Younger Generations.- Chapter 5. Enacted Learning: Work Demonstration by Carolina Pizarro.- Chapter 6. Learning to Learn.- Chapter 7. An Actress and her Characters: Interview with Roberta Carreri.- Chapter 8. Conclusions and Perspectives: The Place of Possibilities.

“A thoughtfully researched book that provides insightful knowledge about a seminal theatre group.  The focus around Odin Teatret brings the narratives on theatre labs into a fresh light.” (George Belliveau, Professor of Theatre Education, University of British Columbia, Canada) “I think most of us know that magic happens in the theatre. Chemi takes us inside the place where the magic starts – the theatre laboratory – and shows us what goes on and helps us think about it in ways that will perhaps allow the rest of us to make our own magic.” (Steven S. Taylor, Professor of Leadership & Creativity, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, UK) “Chemi opens up a fascinating space in which to consider the pedagogy of the theatre laboratory . Her long term relationship with Odin theatre brings an authenticity to this book that surprises as much as it delights.” (Allan Owens, Professor of Drama Education, University of Chester, UK)

Focuses on pedagogy and creative processes in group learning Looks at the ways in which education can be collaborative, experiential, and creative Provides a unique insight into seminal theatre group Odin Teatret