* Clowning: A type of physical theatre that uses humor, slapstick, and exaggeration to create comic situations.
* Bouffon: A type of physical theatre that uses satire, parody, and grotesque humor to comment on social and political issues.
* Improvisation: The spontaneous creation of movement, dialogue, and scenes without a script.
* Contact improvisation: A type of improvisation that emphasizes physical contact between performers.
* Viewpoints: A set of principles for understanding and creating movement that emphasizes the relationship between the body and the space around it.
* Laban movement analysis: A system for analyzing and describing human movement.
* Feldenkrais method: A system of movement education that emphasizes awareness and efficiency of movement.
* Alexander technique: A method of body work that emphasizes postural alignment and relaxation.
* Yoga: A system of physical postures, breathing exercises, and meditation that emphasizes flexibility, strength, and balance.