Hit and Run workshop is a theatre workshop based on personal story to explore moments of conflict in which our skills of communication did not help us.
In a time of such uncertainty and loss of control over our future, we have to wonder why as a community, in many moments we end up violent solutions. As a branch is to a tree, we are as individuals vital parts of the bigger organism that is our society. We have to wonder, how have the personal one-on-one incidents where we have failed to explain ourselves contribute to a bigger conflict? (If at all)
In a time of such uncertainty and loss of control over our future, we have to wonder why as a community, in many moments we end up violent solutions. As a branch is to a tree, we are as individuals vital parts of the bigger organism that is our society. We have to wonder, how have the personal one-on-one incidents where we have failed to explain ourselves contribute to a bigger conflict? (If at all)
As vague as the hypothesis might sound, even us as the younger generation can remember a time where a dispute on the street ended with less punches and screams. Have the voices in our heads mislead us and harmed more than helped us in resolving such situations?
Through theatre games, we will create short skits based in our personal story where we experienced a loss of control that led to us not knowing what to do. We will create a safe creative space that helps us rebuild those moments so that we can present them, and work through them with our community.
This workshop is a part of popular theatre movement. For more information on popular theatre and the Masra7 Masha3 project, please visit www.masra7masha3.org
The workshops are going to happend at January, 12th at 6 p.m. and at January, 13th at 9 p.m.
Spaces are limited, if you're interested in joining or have any questions, please call 01006769969
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