FREE CREATIVITY AND WELLBEING WORKSHOPS
 VISUAL ART WORKSHOP 28th October
7.30 pm Following the theme of OPEN SPACES this Visual Art workshop will be influenced by landscape artist Andy Goldsworthy. We have all been confined within the places we call home during 2020, heavily relying on technology. It is well known that spending time in nature and natural environments can improve both physical and mental wellbeing and reduce stress  COMMERCIAL DANCE WORKSHOP
14th October
5 pm
Hannah Levitt-Collins is a professional dancer & model based in London. She has worked all over Europe as well as Los Angeles.
Over the years she has danced for international artists & worked on hit television shows across Europe such as The X Factor, Lip Sync Battle, Strictly come dancing.
A fun, high energy, commercial dance workshop for all levels, learning professional repertoire.  STORYTELLING WORKSHOP
22nd October
7.30 pm
Amari Harris, is a Theatre/Drama Practitioner and Storyteller. He has a passion for enabling creativity in the community and educational settings. I believe that Theatre can be applied to anything and I have a lot of fun proving it. He has worked extensively as a facilitator with organisations such as Punchdrunk, Unicorn Theatre, Theatre Peckham and Oval House. Using a combination of creative techniques and storytelling you will create and own your own story.
WORKSHOPS OUTREACH EDUCATION
COMMUNITY THEATRE
At Theatre for Life we work with aspiring and emerging young theatre makers to create life changing theatre projects to support our immediate community and beyond.
Using theatre for change we want to nurture and support creativity amongst marginalised groups both within our company and the audiences we reach.
Our outreach workshops focus on growth mindsets and mindfulness, instilling self confidence and developing life long skills.
Theatre for Life can create bespoke performing arts workshops unique to a school or college to help further subject knowledge through challenging, innovative and creative planning with professional artists and educators.
The Silent Mind project is continually evolving with new stories of resilience, empowerment and compassion for others with mental health. In 2020 we will be
devising and touring a new adaption of ‘Silent Mind’ on mental health awareness with a community group of emerging theatre makers aged 18-25.
CORE AIMS:
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To ensure young people regardless of circumstance have access to the arts, company members will not be charged a membership fee for participation in the Youth Theatre and Community groups for those who meet our
eligibility criteria.
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To create theatre projects that are relative to the company and the local community, tackling subject matters which can be part of an outreach programme to reach wider audiences.
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To safeguard all the young people and adults attending Theatre for Life, making a positive contribution to a strong and safe community that recognises the right of every individual to stay safe.
YOUTH & COMMUNITY PROJECTS
SILENT MIND - PERFORMANCE | WORKSHOP | TEACHER TRAINING PACKAGES
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