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    NEW MENTAL HEALTH WORKSHOP. We are concerned about the mental health of our young people as they head back to schools after so long away. Anxiety, isolation, fear & feeling out of control to name just a few. Our mental health workshop uses our unique interactive theatre experience that has been adapted so it fits into your classroom. Theatre Inspiring Change.

    Our workshops come to you and can be differentiated to your participants and your objectives.

    Workshops are run by our Artistic Director or one of our qualified and highly experienced actor/teachers.

    Half a day, a full day or 2-3 days.

    Issue based workshops:

    Racism

    It’s not enough to not be racist.  Empowering your young people to be anti-racist and become Equity Ambassadors. Looking at the roots of info and how our young people can negotiate through what they read/hear/share in order to work out what to pass on. How to access the full truth and explore those questions they aren’t quite sure how to ask.

    Domestic Abuse

    Empower your young people to become Healthy Relationship Ambassadors. Through drama we explore the warning signs of unhealthy relationships, how to recognise them in our own relationships as well as others, how to communicate change, and where to go for help.

    Bullying & Cyber Bullying

    Combatting bullying, face to face or through the web or social media.  Through drama we explore how to successfully negotiate your way through a healthy internet presence and emotional resilience, as well as tools to keep yourself safe.

    Collaboration and Consent

    Through drama, this workshop explores team working and listening/negotiation skills as well as consent. The ability to says ‘yes’ or ‘no’ and the ability to hear it and respond.

    HBT Bullying

    The BOY workshop explores, through drama, what H (homophobic) B (biphobic) T (transphobic) bullying looks like and what can be done if you see it or experience it.

    Gender Equality

    Times are changing and there are some incredible movements and shifts in society. The MeToo campaign and the Harvey Weinstein case. And nearer to us lots of conversations are sparking as to the place of women in society and what that means.

    Employability

    Interview skills and how be more employable. How to present your best self. Body language, vocal skills and how to look, including clothing choices. What to do and how to do it to get that job! 

    Theatre skills:

    Devising for GCSE drama

    Stage combat

    Voice work

    Teamworking

    From page to stage

    Film

    Interview skills

    Stanislavski’s magic ‘if’

    Street dance

    Physical theatre

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