This workshop is focused on cultivating an abundance approach to making work navigating the industry.
SHIFT Artist Workshops: Abundance Mindset
How do we create theatre that doesn't just tell decolonial stories, but is made through decolonial practice?
This summer, we're opening up a series of artist workshops first held at the SHIFT Symposium, now available to anyone wanting to deepen their practice.
Led by artists and collaborators from the SHIFT network, these sessions offer space to question, experiment and reimagine how we make work. Together, we'll explore new ways of collaborating, challenge inherited models, and share practical tools for creating work that responds to the world we live in today.
About the workshop:
Led by Artistic Director of HighTide - Titilola Dawudu - this workshop looks at maintaining an abundance mindset whilst making work in the theatre industry.
People who want to lean into an abundant approach to their work should practise an abundant mindset whilst navigating the industry
Who’s it for?
For people who want to lean into an abundant approach to their work and practice having an abundant mindset whilst navigating the industry.
What will you take away?
Participants will get an opportunity to exhale and have fruitful and helpful conversations about dreaming on what is possible.
For any questions about this workshop, please contact admin@tamasha.org.uk
About the Facilitator
Titilola Dawudu is Artistic Director and CEO of HighTide, and a writer and dramaturg whose work explores storytelling, shifting narratives and theatre’s role in social change. She has worked for and with organisations such as Bush Theatre, Clean Break, Ovalhouse, Soho Theatre, NitroBeat, Tamasha, The Advocacy Academy, the British Council and Coventry City of Culture Trust. Titilola co-created and edited Hear Me Now Audition Monologues for Actors of Colour with Tamasha and created Vol.2, published in August 2022 by Methuen Drama. Titilola is a published writer and has written for People of Theatre magazine, Theatre Royal Arojah in Abuja, Nigeria, Theatre Peckham, Ovalhouse and Soho Theatre.
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