Mandala Drawing Workshop

Participants learn the basics of how to start mandala drawing and then they are guided to find their own, unique, expressive styles. Materials are mainly pencils (graphite and coloured).

Rosalind Parker is a professional actress, clown and movement director who resides in the world of physical theatre. She trained at Rose Bruford (BA Hons) and LAMDA and has worked in the performance industry for 24 years, during which she founded The Bedlam Bunch Children's Theatre and Outburst Theatre as well as performing numerous roles in theatre, film and motion capture, producing three one-woman stage shows and training with Gecko Theatre. She is currently creating a new theatre piece and movement directing for an open-air production of Wind In The Willows.

Exploring Clown

Some gentle games to introduce clown state, taking participants through a range of different feelings and experiences, rooted in fun and laughter, with some light performance work.

I have facilitated a handful of ecstatic dances, held sharing circles, run workshops in partner dance and in clowning and dance combined, and facilitated clown games with children and with friends in more casual settings.

Singing In Nature

Learn songs from around the world and warm your heart.

I’m a musician, teacher and writer living in Boscombe, by the sea. I run community choirs and use music and storytelling to bring people together. My mission is to explore the ‘wild imagination’ and nourish the soul through song, word, movement and dance. We are all sparks of the divine flame. Music helps us remember.

Drawing & Mark Making Space

Abril will bring simple drawing tools such as pencils, charcoal and colour markers to the dance space. Drawing enables an introspective, active looking-witnessing. For the duration of the camp, a space will be set up and covered with paper. Participants are invited to come at any time and make marks.

I have experience delivering participatory arts experiences in South Wales, working with people of different ages, often intergenerationally, and in an inclusive manner supporting people’s needs. My facilitation is person-centred, as I support participants in finding their journey of self-expression and well-being through the arts in their own unique way. I have worked with a variety of media and art techniques, including community art eco-crafts, textile, printing, sculpture, dance/ movement and filmmaking- as well as delivering “creative recovery” sessions for people needing support in reconnecting with their essence and creative voice.