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Time, Energy and Focus: A Practical Guide for Facilitators

Time. It’s one of the most important tools you’ll...

Facilitator’s Fieldguide: Your body language speaks for you

We’re pretty incredible as humans. We genuinely do (in...

Which Hills are You willing to die on?

In theatre direction, especially when working with ensembles or...

THE APPRENTICE BLOG V.1 – CHAPTER 8: WHY I BECAME THE ARTZ APPRENTICE

Some people may think I became the first Artz Centre apprentice because I just fell out of love with the mainstream/formal education system. To...

THE APPRENTICE BLOG V.1 – CHAPTER 7: WITH GREAT POWER, COMES GREAT RESPONSIBILITY

In This Chapter I talk about how I try to live our the Artz Value of Aim High, how that benefits me and how it may also benefit those around me too.

THE APPRENTICE BLOG V.1 – CHAPTER 6: TAKE A BREAK

We’re a few weeks into Lockdown now, like many of us I’ve been keen to keep myself busy. Staying connected with the #ArtzFamily and...

THE APPRENTICE BLOG V.1 – CHAPTER 5: A BRAVE NEW WORLD

At the start of March I was working on a new chapter in my apprentice blog. It was going to be called ‘Brave New...

THE APPRENTICE BLOG V.1 – CHAPTER 4: CHANCE ENCOUNTER

Chapter 4: Chance Encounters .Excitedly I’ll step out of my own comfort zone, because it may turn out that they have a great deal of wisdom to offer me

THE APPRENTICE BLOG V.1 – CHAPTER 3: LEARNING TO RIDE THE STORM

It's been a non-stop couple of weeks at the Artz Centre. I could’ve wrote chapter after chapter over the last 4 weeks discussing each jam-packed day; instead I wanted to create one chapter that wraps together that experience as a whole and talk about how it has felt to be at the epicentre of this whirlwind.
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Time, Energy and Focus: A Practical Guide for Facilitators

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Seven tips for when you’re running the room – delivering theatre sessions to young people

I’ve had the privilege of working with a wide range of young people. In my experience, there’s some things that anyone stepping into a room to deliver a session should think about when it becomes to managing the behaviour of the room. Running the room isn't easy. But hopefully these help!
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