The workshops are aimed at people interested in theatre, performance, and creative work with the body, voice, and text. This is an invitation to a shared process in which theatre—understood primarily from the perspective of theatre pedagogy—becomes a tool for self-expression, building relationships, and reflecting on the experience of one's identity and feminism in the contemporary world. I understand theatre not as "acting," but as a living creative process—based on mindfulness, exploration, listening, and imagination. We will work in a spirit of equality, mutual support, and collectivity, assuming that each person brings something valuable to the shared space. In this process, I see myself primarily as a facilitator, not an expert—the direction of our activities will largely depend on your needs and ideas. The workshops do not require acting or performance experience. I invite both those professionally connected to theatre and those who simply want to express themselves, spend time in a female group, explore body and voice, write, read, and speak—in their own voice. During our work, we will use tools from the areas of: - theatre pedagogy - work with body and voice (acting, somatic, and improvisational techniques) - performance and theatrical improvisation - creative writing and working with text - feedback and individual and group reflection "In Your Own Voice" is a space for creative experimentation, a break from judgment, mindfulness towards oneself and others—and a personal and communal process in which each of us can resonate authentically. ⏳ The workshops last 3 months. 🗓️ They take place on Wednesdays: 17-19 📝 Registration via the website: https://dkkadr.waw.pl/wlasnym-glosem/ Facilitator: Anna Bolewska – actress, educator, and social activist. Graduate of the Acting Department at PWSFTviT in Łódź and postgraduate studies in Theatre Pedagogy at the University of Warsaw. Her work focuses on social projects, engaged art, ecology, and feminism. She is currently collaborating on the play Gesty Oporu directed by Dorian Widawski at Dom Sztuki in Warsaw's Grochów district. Simultaneously, she works with the MUDITA Association, supporting people with disabilities, and co-creates the "Dom Przyrody i Kultury" Association in the Białowieża Forest, which deals with nature and cultural education. As part of this activity, she organizes and leads original projects combining art with community work.
