Dates: 15, 22 Marc 2024, 11am - 1pm
Free
This workshop series, led by Lebanese theatre-maker and arts facilitator Nour Sabouneh, will help people of all backgrounds and skill levels to use simple creative techniques to develop communication skills via friendly and fun shared group activities.
These accessible and supportive sessions will help participants learn new techniques that can benefit your ability to connect with others in personal and professional settings through verbal and non- verbal communication including body movement, speech and singing along with mixed creative skills including creative writing and sculpting.
Creativity has an impact on our everyday communication, and these workshops will help participants to collaborate, to share experiences, and to enhance communications skills to improve confidence in all settings.
Nour is fluent in English, Arabic and French and we welcome participants from all communities and of all skill levels to these sessions.
These sessions are free to attend, however registration is required. To book your place, please call 0161 912 5616 or book online here.
These are sessions for participants aged 18 and over.
Participants are welcome to join one or more sessions and all are invited to contribute to a body of work at the end of the four sessions which will be showcased on social media and within the Waterside venue itself. This element is entirely voluntary and is not a requirement of attendance.
For any enquires please email cit@watersidearts.org
SESSIONS
The workshops take place at Waterside Arts between 11:00 – 13:00 on the following dates:
Friday 22 March
These events are part of a mini-season of creative activities celebrating International Women’s Day.
About The Trainer
Nour Sabouneh is a Theatre Maker and graduate of the Lebanese University, graduating in dramatic and directing in 2011. She holds a Master’s degree in actor training and direction as well as Bachelor’s degree in oriental singing.
She led the theatre club at the Arab University of Beirut. She is a theatre writer, director and producer and has also performed in both theatre and short films. Her screen credits include 06 Tripoli, which was showcased at The Warehouse in Paris and Brussel Capital Film Festival, SWIFF Film Festival USA wining several international world film awards.
Nour has worked with participants of all age groups, primary, secondary and further education. She is currently preparing her PhD thesis devoted to theatre off stage and its role in social change.