don’t be afraid to play

when did we stop playing?

As kids, we are told to play, play, and play some more because it's a crucial part of growing up. But as we become adults, we're expected to put playtime behind us and get serious. However, when I started my journey as a drama facilitator, I had to rediscover the joy of play without feeling silly. I had to embrace the idea that play isn't just for kids, and it's okay to let loose and have fun.

In my work, I encourage participants to unleash their inner child and play without fear of judgment. I truly believe that play is essential at every stage of life. It's not just about building social skills, but it also does wonders for boosting confidence and overall well-being. Embracing the unexpected is the key to learning that anything can happen!

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Cilgerran Youth Theatre is back this September for a fun and exciting term! Juniors: Ages 7 to 10 This group will focus on play and creativity through improvisation games and activities to help build confidence. They will also put on a small-scale
Join Llwybr Y Stori with it’s journey of collecting and creating stories inspired by nature and the local area. This project aims to preserve stories and encourage using creative writing as a tool for improving wellbeing. Each week, the group
And that's a wrap on Cilgerran Youth Theatre's production of Robin Hood! Creating this show over the last few months has been a privilege, and I am so sad it's over (well, until September at least). This group has come so far over the last 2 years,
Thats a wrap on dress and tech! Roll on the show for tomorrow!
Cilgerran Youth Theatre had their last rehearsal before their show next week. Thos amazing group of young people have put their heart and soul into this show, and I can't wait to share it with you all!
Great ESTYN ac ESGYN session this morning with Barcud! Cilgerran sessions are back to normal from next week 🤗

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  • Two young girls are standing and laughing in a room, with one adult woman also present. The woman has long blonde hair, wearing a white sleeveless top and denim shorts. The girl on the right has long brown hair, wearing a beige hoodie with 'California' written on it and denim shorts. The girl on the left has her back to the camera, with shoulder-length brown hair. They appear to be engaged in a joyful conversation or activity.

    ACT UP Sessions

    These sessions are ideal for amateur dramatic groups, and will engage participants in a number of theater and drama exercises and games, which aim to boost confidence and allow individuals to play and have fun!

  • A woman with glasses and long brown hair is standing, pointing and laughing, wearing denim overalls and a black shirt. An elderly woman with short white hair, wearing a blue shirt and patterned pants, is standing nearby and smiling. Several other people are seated and observing, with blurry figures in the foreground. The scene appears to be in a community or activity room with a wooden door and green emergency exit sign.

    Supporting LGBTQ+ Young People Training

    If you work in an educational or community environment which supports young people, this training is for you! Learn about key terminology, trans history, and how to support LGBTQ+ young people.

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