Michael Harvey leads a Workshop on Storytelling and the Body
December 7 @ 10:30 am - 5:00 pm
30£ – 45£
Following his appearance at the Chillingham Arms on Friday 6 December, Storyteller Michael Harvey will be leading a Workshop on
Storytelling and the Body
….Nothing too strenuous, more of a time to make friends with our bodies so that our storytelling can be more compelling, fun and resonant
Our bodies are a target for marketing that makes us feel that we are not what we are meant to be. We are bombarded by body images in the media that are designed to make us feel inadequate and spend money on ‘fixing’ ourselves. Unfortunately this baggage can follow us around as we prepare and tell our stories. But not anymore!
What if I told you that your body is fine just as it is and the choice is not about improving your body but simply finding ways of having a better experience of being in your body and becoming more present, embodied, fluid and dynamic?
My aim is to give storytellers body-based tools to help you work with more fluidity, spontaneity, depth and joy.
Venue Wylam Community Centre, Church Road, Wylam, NE41 8AP
Cost £45 / £30
Booking : Sign up with Chris Bostock chris@chrisbostock.co.uk and to arrange shared lifts if required.
£10 deposit : https://www.gofundme.com/f/a-bit-crack-storytelling
Bring Food to share
The Community Centre (AKA Wylam Institute) is 12 minutes walk form Wylam Station and on the 684 Bus route from Eldon Square or Hexham
Michael Harvey is an award winning storyteller and bestselling author. For over twenty-five years he has been telling traditional stories to people of all ages all over the world. He has written a number of articles about storytelling, and books including Celtic Folktales of Wales and became an amazon kindle #1 bestselling author with Pig Boy.
He says: “I tell stories from the world’s oral traditions to all ages. My repertoire is based in Wales and the other Celtic countries but I can’t resist a good story, wherever it’s from.
I love the immediacy of storytelling and the recognition by people of all ages and backgrounds that these stories are for them and about them, no matter how strange