Introduction to the Theatre of the Oppressed

STOP is London's first dedicated school of Theatre of the Oppressed. A training ground for catalysing social, personal and political change through theatre.

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Introduction to Forum Theatre and Theatre of the Oppressed led by Boal's translator Adrian Jackson

Brady Arts & Community Centre

We are no longer taking bookings for this †raining course but visit us at www.stoplondon.co.uk for the rest of our pilot programmes and other Theatre of the Oppressed resources.

New to the Theatre of the Oppressed? Start here! Over a single day, participants will be introduced to the basics of Augusto Boal&#x27;s Theatre of the Oppressed methodology including Image and Forum Theatre. The workshop will include games and exercises designed to enable dialogue and engender confidence in a group. You can start experimenting with the tools and techniques that you&#x27;ve learnt right away in your work to build your confidence and get ready to continue your TO journey. This introductory workshop is aimed at anyone who is interested in exploring the Theatre of the Oppressed&#x27;s incredible power of harnessing theatre to rehearse and create change. No prior experience is necessary! The workshop is experiential, interactive and hopefully a lot of fun.When: 10am - 6pm, Friday 8th December 2023Who: Led by STOP Co-Founder and Lead Facilitator Adrian Jackson MBE. He had a close relationship with Augusto Boal during his lifetime. Adrian translated five of Boal’s books into English and collaborated with him on many occasions. He is the Founder and former Artistic Director of Cardboard Citizens, a theatre company that works with people who have experienced homelessness, inequity or poverty. How Much: £160: General Rate£145: Charity / Non-profit Organisation / Established Freelancer Rate (enter code: FreelanceNPO)£99: Emerging Freelancer / Student Rate (enter code: FreelanceStudent)We consider an Established freelancer to be someone who has average annual earnings of over £25,000. We consider an emerging Freelancer to be someone who has average annual earnings of under £25,000. Where: The Brady Arts and Community CentreNote on pricing: We want this work to be accessible to a wide range of people whilst also paying our practitioners and team a fair rate. If cost is a barrier to your attendance, please get in touch with us via email to talk about your individual circumstances and whether we can help through our bursary programme. Access: We aim to create a safe, inclusive and accessible space for all participants. Comfort and access breaks will be scheduled. Our space is wheelchair accessible. If you have other access requirements please get in touch by emailing hello@stoplondon.co.uk to discuss how we can best support you.

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