Women's Stories
12 Sep 19:00
Part of Creative Matters – using kindness to connect to yourself, your body, and your communities.
Being kind is about allowing others to feel truly seen and heard. However, we cannot genuinely be kind to others unless we are first kind to ourselves. If we accept all that we both like and dislike about ourselves with compassion, then we can find our true authenticity. We believe that this vulnerable action of compassion and radical self-acceptance is the way to enable change.
Using different art forms and playful experiments, we explore the process of self-awareness and reflection to understand the concept of what ‘being enough’ looks like.
What is it?
A creative space for women to come together to feel seen and heard, to tell their stories and explore how being authentically kind to ourselves impacts our relationships with ourselves, others and our communities.
What will I get from taking part?
A dedicated time in the week to have fun, be curious, creative and reflective about what it means to be you, the stories you believe about yourself and the stories that are put on to you. Through conversation and playing with different art forms you will explore your thoughts and feelings to discover how self-acceptance brings you a greater sense of wellbeing, belonging and happiness.
Who is leading the project?
Women’s Stories is co-facilitated by Jo Reil a Theatre Practitioner and Lucia Fitzpatrick a GP and a Leadership Coach. Their differing expertise and skills come together in a unique collaboration, which they have used to empower women in their Dare to Wonder workshops and in leading Women’s Circles.
Do I need any experience to take part?
This workshop is exclusively for women, with no other requirements to take part.
I’m not sure I can afford to take part.
If this is a barrier to taking part, we have bursary spaces available. To find out if you are eligible go to https://norwichtheatre.org/my-theatre/
I have additional needs. What support is available?
If you have accessibility requirements of any kind, please get in touch with Jo Reil jo.reil@norwichtheatre.org to discuss how best we can support your place on the programme.
Important information
Price:
£50 for a 5 week workshop
Dates:
Thursdays 12 Sep – 10 Oct
Time:
7 – 9pm
Venue:
Stage Two
Please note:
These workshops are open to women and those self-identifying as women
Terms and conditions
Take Part Activities, Guidance and Terms & Conditions
Activities are dependent on minimum numbers participating, in the event that we need to cancel due to low participant numbers, a full refund will be given. We are unable to offer refunds in other circumstances.
We work hard to ensure best practise and the safety of all who attend our activities. To do this we have a number of policies and procedures in place to support our participants and visitors.
Please take a moment to read our Terms and Conditions ,Participants Guidance and associated policies. Alternatively paper copies are available at our reception in Stage Two
Venue
Fresh, seasonal, and locally sourced produce. Enjoy the best in food and drink at our restaurant Prelude or a quick delicious bite before the show.
Directions to the Stage Two. Where to park near the Stage Two, drop-off & disabled parking plus public transport information.
Up-to-date information on access our building, accessible performances and details on personal assistant tickets.