• TypeVocational schools
• LocationBarcelona, Spain
• Taught inSpanish
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Moveo is a physical theatre centre in Barcelona that combines a training school, a professional performing arts company and a creation space hosting artists in residence. It has been dedicated to training and creation since 2005. Its teaching is built around dramatic corporeal mime, the technique created by Étienne Decroux, and places the performer's body at the centre of theatrical creation.

The main programme is the two-year Diploma in Physical Theatre (Diplomatura), a full-time professional training for performers and creators that runs from October to June. Its curriculum rests on five pillars: technique, improvisation, composition, repertoire and creation practice, complemented by dance, physical preparation and voice work. An optional third year of specialisation prepares students for the transition to professional work. Moveo also offers:

• Regular creative training courses in the evening, open to all levels
• Advanced morning training alongside the Diploma students
• Intensive physical theatre courses
• Weekend workshops and masterclasses
• Tailor-made courses

Activities take place at the Moveo Centre at C/ Joan d'Àustria 95-97 in Barcelona, near the Marina and Bogatell metro stations.

• Arts, Design and Crafts
  • Theatre
  • Performing Arts
  • Acting
  • Scenic Arts

C/ Joan d'Àustria 95-97 1º3ª, Barcelona, Spain, 08018

ACET (Asociación Catalana de Escuelas de Teatro)

• Diploma in Physical Theatre: two-year full-time professional training, October to June
• Optional third year of specialisation
• Creative Training in Physical Theatre: termly evening course, open to all levels
• Advanced morning training, monthly or termly, two mornings a week
• Intensive physical theatre courses, such as the 20-hour Immersion Diplo
• Weekend workshops and masterclasses

The Diploma in Physical Theatre lasts two years, each an annual course from October to June, with an optional third year of specialisation. Regular courses run by month or by term (for example, from 6 October to 17 December 2026), and weekend workshops last two days.