Wembley, United Kingdom

Making Immersive Work for Young Audiences

In this practical session, you'll uncover the creative decisions and storytelling techniques that shape our work.

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You'll discover our signature approach to making immersive theatre for young audiences, and explore how to design narratives that empower children to shape the adventure. Led by our experienced facilitator Kitty Devlin. This interactive masterclass is an ideal opportunity for artists, theatre-makers and creatives with an interest in immersive practice, particularly those developing work for children and families. Sign up to our mailing list and select “I live in Brent” to receive a discount code for 15% off your purchase. We offer a limited number of free places for each masterclass to support early-career creatives (18+) who live in Brent and who may face financial barriers to taking part. To join the list for future opportunities, please contact our producer, Dorothy, at dorothy@punchdrunkenrichment.org.uk

Audience Role

Our masterclasses are highly participatory.

Ages: 18 +

Content Advisories

No sexual content
Flashing lights
Use of lighting and sound effects

Interaction Advisories

Light (business/acquaintance) contact

Mobility Advisories

Event is wheelchair accessible
Wheelchair accessible
Email for accessible parking
Limited parking on-site

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About Punchdrunk Enrichment

Punchdrunk Enrichment is an independent charity creating immersive, theatrical experiences that celebrate the power of imagination. It shares a creative practice with Punchdrunk, but since 2008 Punchdrunk Enrichment has taken immersive theatre in a new direction. Working across community, family and educational settings, it opens doors to magical worlds for people and places that have less access to the arts. As part of the company's work to use immersive theatre as a tool to explain, explore and enlighten we run a series of masterclasses aiming to share our practice and equip participants with skills they can utilise in their own work.