Storytelling evening and workshop
Discover the power of storytelling during this interactive storytelling evening centred on the theme of friendship and new encounters. A special evening where different languages, cultures and personal stories come together!
- Starting date
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- Price
- Free
- Location
- Café C
How do you engage your audience in your story, even if you don’t speak the same language?
In this workshop, you’ll learn that storytelling goes beyond words alone. Through expression and body language, you can truly bring a story to life without needing to speak the same language.
The evening begins from 7.00 pm to 8.15 pm with a storytelling workshop led by our theatre tutor Boaz. The workshop will be held in English. You’ll learn how to add dynamism to your voice and how to use your body to convey your story to the audience as effectively as possible.
After the workshop, it’s your time to shine on stage! You’ll tell a short story based on the theme of friendships and new encounters. You can choose which language to tell it in. At 8.30 pm, the audience is welcome to come and listen to the various stories.
Whether you’d like to tell a story or simply come and listen to the many different stories on offer, you’re very welcome!
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