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The activities of the 19th edition of the "Ashiayat Rituals" Festival in Petra focused on a training workshop titled "Comedy and Improvisation," presented by Dr. Kathum Amin from Bahrain, with the participation of students and theater enthusiasts. The workshop covered the concept of theatrical improvisation, emphasizing that it depends on the actor's imagination and quick wit. It is a system that requires focus, confidence, and interaction with a partner, rather than chaos. Different forms of improvisation were discussed, such as short, long, and applied improvisation, highlighting their importance in developing an actor's tools, listening skills, overcoming fear, fostering flexibility, and promoting teamwork. The session also shed light on the history of improvisational comedy, which has roots in traditional folk heritage, along with practical training to develop interaction skills and spontaneous scene-building abilities.
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