A masterclass workshop exploring both practical and ethical approaches to making theatre from lived experience in community settings.
Much of participatory theatre aims to tell the stories of communities who have been marginalised and amplify hidden stories that aren’t given space in the mainstream media. The term “theatre from lived experience” has become common in the participatory theatre lexicon to describe an approach to making theatre with communities which deals with the real issues in their lives.
In this event we will explore creative exercises which support the process of making theatre from lived experience; and the ethics of this practice. Attendees will be introduced to approaches used by the Collective Encounters team in our participatory projects.
This training will be delivered by Michelle Richards (Associate Lead Artist) and Marianne Matusz (Co-Artistic Director).
Online Event: This training will take place online using Zoom. You will receive an email with the link.
**Please note: we do not record the sessions because of the sensitive nature of the topic.
Length: 3 hours
Ticket Cost:
For attendees supported by their organisations the full price of a ticket is £40.00 For freelancers and individuals from non-regularly funded organisations attendees the price of a ticket is £30.00 For those on low or no income the ticket price is £18.00
We also have a small number of bursary places available for those with limited funds, please email info@collective-encounters.org.uk
* *Please Note: Ticket sales will end 24 hours before this event is due to start.
Access: This event will use live transcription. If you require BSL interpretation, please get in touch no later than two weeks before the event. If you have any other access requirements please email info@collective-encounters.org.uk