This workshop is designed for those interested in applied theatre and its role in fostering social change. Whether you're new to applied theatre or looking to deepen your skills, this workshop offers an understanding of how to work creatively in educational, community, or social contexts.
In this workshop, you'll learn how to turn conflict into creative opportunities, using tools like Diana Musho Hamilton’s conflict strategies and Augusto Boal’s image theatre techniques. You'll also create scenes from personal stories, making use of Maike Plath’s “cards buffet” for scene creation. The workshop concludes with project planning, helping you map out your goals and build collaborative partnerships.
Times:
22nd May: 3pm - 7pm
23rd and 24th May: 10am - 7pm
25th May: 10am - 2pm
Participation Fees:
350€ (individuals) / 450€ (organisations)
The fee includes reading materials and a certificate of participation. It also includes accommodation and food costs.
We offer a limited number of scholarships to help reduce costs. Apply through the link:
https://forms.gle/Wt5or3ed2ZvSbA369 or contact us at
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Expand your network, gain practical skills, and join a community dedicated to using theatre as a tool for social impact.
Supported by: Creative Europe, Nordic Culture Point
Our partners: @initium, @läbilinna, @äctiveäctive
For more information, visit: www.bats-school.eu/programme
Also check out other Workshops in RIGA, Arts events in RIGA, Theatre events in RIGA.
