empowering women through theatre-lismore
In this 8 week women's theatre course we will be creating a space to work with movement, improvisation, creative writing, voice and mask work.
Women amongst women can explore and express themselves and their current life themes in a safe and creative environment whilst learning new skills, being playful and having fun.
Through theatre we will connect with each other and support each other’s empowerment. Empowerment is the process in which we elaborate and recreate what it is, that we can be, do and accomplish in circumstances that were previously holding us back.
Over the term we will share stories, develop a theatrical language and create individual and group work.
🌟This course is open to anyone identifying as a woman, ALL levels of theatre experience welcome 😀
Please call Frauke on 0497 535 031 for further details or if you have questions.
Social Theatre Art is a tool that is increasingly being used to empower people throughout the world. Whilst not necessarily disadvantaged in The Northern Rivers, we still have issues, personal trauma and extraordinary stories as a rich source of raw material. The playful power of theatre can be incredibly far reaching and our personal stories are always a reflection of the community we live in.
Frauke Huhn - Director/Education
Frauke Huhn has trained and worked in Theatre, Science and Social Education for over 20 years. She has been involved with productions, projects, training and coaching for various institutions in Europe, Africa, Asia and Australia. She has lectured in Theatrepedagogy and Applied Theatre at The Institute for Economic and Social Sciences and worked as a Communications Trainer at the Eberhard-Karls University of Tübingen in Germany, which is her Alma Mater.
Frauke has also studied at the University of Queensland in Brisbane, and holds two M.As in Science and Education.She is a certified Applied Theatre Teacher (Theatrepedagogy BuT) and accredited Secondary Teacher (Boostes) After she moved to Australia she became the founder of CICADE, Centre for Innovative Coaching and Applied Drama Education and the Director of Education for Public Act -Theatre for All, Byron Bay. She loves to investigate and create mind, body and soul experiences and facilitate artistic expression through movement, physical and cerebral theatre and radical performance.
““Acting is my way of investigating human nature and having fun at the same time.””