Whether you’re new to working creatively with people with intellectual disability or already have experience in this area, this intensive will provide fresh insights to enrich your practice.
At the heart of this workshop is a non-verbal approach that has evolved through more than 30 years of collaboration, placing the creativity of young people with intellectual disability at its centre.
This is a rare opportunity to learn directly from Richard Hayhow BEM, Director of the Open Theatre Company UK, and experience the values and principles behind one of the world’s most influential approaches to inclusive creative practice.
Playful, practical and grounded in experience, this workshop will open up new ways of thinking, making and collaborating.
Thanks to support from Creative Australia and Arts Queensland, fees have been kept low, and free places are available for anyone for whom cost would be a barrier.
We would love to have you in the room!
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