Theatre and citizenship 15-18 years old

Tuesday from 8pm to 9:30pm

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About the class

This workshop series uses social theatre for empowerment and self-expression. We will discover ways of exploring collective issues such as dignity, identity-building and sense of belonging. Steeped in practices of art for social change, this group process will consist of building a creative and inclusive space where participants can explore complex questions using forum theatre, storytelling and movement. Includes the possibility of doing a short collective creation presented to an audience depending on the desires of the group. 

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Practical info

Who?

For adolescents 15-18 years old.

No experience required.

When?

Tuesday from 8pm to 9:30pm
February 7th to April 18th
10 weeks, 1.5 hr/week  

Where?

National Theatre School

Saint-Denis Campus

5030 Saint-Denis Street, Montréal

Teaching artist: Daphne Morin

Trained as a dramatherapist (MA, Concordia University) and performer, Daphne is currently the coordinator for Cirque Hors Piste’s national component, Cirkaskina. She has designed and facilitated leadership workshops for youth living in precarious situations from the diverse Canadian social circus community. Her techniques are inspired by Theatre of the Oppressed, physical theatre and dramatherapy. She has worked in various settings using theatre for well-being with children and youth struggling with trauma. Her training as a clown informs her pedagogical approach which puts playfulness and resilience at the forefront. 

QUESTIONS?

Contact Tova Roy

514-871-9883 #211

tovaroy@ent-nts.ca

PRICE

$250 +tx

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