In-person practitioner workshops for facilitators, teachers, directors and those who work with groups.
A main workshop of the 23rd Theatre Summer Camp, hosted by the Hellenic Theatre/Drama & Education Network. Conducted in English; booking is managed by the organisers.
An intensive for directors and teachers on bringing novels to the stage with large casts. Working together on an original adaptation of a young adult novel, we explore how chorus, choral narration, puppetry and multiple protagonists can carry stories a small cast cannot — drawing on Brendon's large-ensemble adaptations including The Handmaid's Tale and Holes.
In partnership with Chelmsford Theatre. Booking is managed directly by the venue.
A full-day workshop on the least visible and most consequential facilitation skill. How you hold the room before creativity or depth can emerge — structure, authority, and the conditions for genuine engagement.
About this workshop & bookingA slower, reflective day to step out of the week-to-week churn and spend a Sunday alongside your practice. Guided reflection and structured conversation — not a training day, not a therapy space.
About this workshop & bookingA full-day workshop on creating the conditions for genuine creative work in groups — when experimentation feels possible, when play is taken seriously, and when the energy in the room is working with the process rather than against it.
A shorter workshop on making things happen in sessions — reading the moment, making timely decisions, and moving from open exploration to concrete outcomes without losing the group or flattening the work.
A full-day, practical workshop focused on moving beyond surface engagement. When depth is possible, how to create the conditions for it, and how to sustain it.
A slower, reflective day offering time and structure to step out of the week-to-week churn and spend a Sunday alongside your practice.
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