Free Theatre Workshop for people with Mental Health Issues

Reaction Theatre Makers are running free theatre workshops for people with Mental Health issues.

 

  Informal workshops, run from the Cube in Malvern with theatre professionals, encourage participation in a variety of theatre skills to support self expression and confidence.

 

  Anyone interested, please contact Tiffany Hosking on tiffyhosking@gmail.com

Interactive Family Workshop with Richard Hayhow 30 January

Family Physical Theatre Workshop at Worcester Arts Workshop

A fun, physical and interactive drama day with Richard Hayhow, Director of Open Theatre Company (http://www.opentheatre.co.uk/), one of the UK’s leading companies that works with young people with learning disabilities. Richard has many years’ experience of working within special schools and with young people in all sorts of community and professional theatre settings.

This is a unique opportunity for families to work together and discover new ways of engaging and interacting with each other through the medium of theatre. Plenty of laughter guaranteed!

Saturday 30 January 10.30am – 3.30pm

Prices: Adult £10 | Concession (Under 16) £5 | Group of 4 people £20

To Book: please email info@worcesterartsworkshop.co.uk or call 01905 25053 Monday - Wednesday 10am -3pm.

Please note: Disabled access is available but limited, please phone before to discuss your requirements on 01905 25053

Creative Engagement Conference

 

We would love you to join us at our forthcoming Creative Engagement Conference in Barnsley

 

Please find info below and please feel free to share to your networks.

 

Best wishes

 

Bev Adams

Artistic Director

Faceless Arts

 

 

BOOK HERE

 

 

£40 from 1 Feb

£30 early bird till 30 Jan 2016

 

Event organisers are becoming increasingly aware that good events often need more than good programming to succeed and that locally communities need to gain a sense of ownership to make an event sustainable and successful.

 

The challenge often lies in making the events meaningful and relevant to the local communities and engaging them beyond their role as an audience. Faceless Arts have over 25 years’ experience in engaging communities creatively and placing them at the centre of the event, encouraging them to create fantastic works of art or brilliant performances which add a sense of purpose and create a lasting legacy.

 

The Faceless Arts team will be joined on the day by an eminent panel of speakers who will share their personal experiences of what makes an engaging event. The confirmed panel currently includes:

 

• Julie Ward MEP & Trevor McFarlane, Culture Manager European Parliament - A European Community Perspective
• Ian McMillan, Poet and Broadcaster - Poems of Place
• Bev Adams, Artistic Director & Anita O'Donovan, Marketing Manager, Faceless Arts - Follow the Dearne Stories of People and Place 
• Andrew Kim, Handmade Parade - The Making and Celebrating of Community
• Richard King, Dearne Valley Landscape Partnership - Community Engagement in the Dearne Valley Coalfields
• Jessica Farmer, Relationship Manager, Touring, Arts Council England– Funding Arts Projects in Places Least Engaged by the Arts
• Andrew Loretto, Creative Producer, Right Up Our Street – Doncaster’s Creative People and Places Programme
• Lisa Mallaghan, Senior Producer, Mind the Gap - Working in Partnership with Disabled Artists

 

To book your place the conference visit http://www.facelessarts.co.uk/#!creative-engagement-conference-24-feb-16/fo2bv