| INTRODUCTORY COURSES (1 SESSION) | ADVANCED COURSES (2-4 SESSIONS) | STORYTELLING NIGHTS | TWO MEN TALKING |
| One-Day Storytelling Workshop (NEW YORK) Dates: Feb 5, March 18, May 6, June 24 |
4-Week Storytelling Seminar Series (NEW YORK) Dates: Mar 1-29 (4 sessions), April 5th-May 3rd (4 sessions) |
Storytelling Night (NEW YORK) | Two Men Talking (NEW YORK) |
| One-Day Storytelling Workshop (LONDON) Dates: Mar 25 |
Two-Day Storytelling Weekend (LONDON) Dates: Feb 4th & 5th |
One-Day Storytelling Workshop in New York, NY
Sunday, February 5th, 2011 from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM (ET)
Details:
Whether you are working on your professional story for career enhancement, your business story for leadership and entrepreneurial success or shaping your stories into art (film, book, or live performance), this workshop is designed to give you the tools to succeed!
Where:
Macaulay Honors College at 35 West 67th Street (between Columbus Avenue and Central Park West), New York, NY 10023
Future 2012 New York One-Day Workshop Dates:
February 5th, March 18th, May 6th, June 24th
Storytelling Seminar Series in New York, NY
Thursdays 6-8pm on March 1st, 15th, 22nd & 29th
Details:
Advanced 4-week format designed for excavating, shaping and delivering a cohesive narrative.
Each session includes a short lesson, creative exercises, and opportunities for in-depth feedback to enhance skills.
This is ideal for entrepreneurs, executives, authors and others who have attended a Narativ workshop and wish to refine books, sales stories, or creative projects – and anyone who wants to expand their confidence and leadership in public speaking.
Each week participants present a story of their choice, receiving additional exercises and supplementary materials on the week’s lesson. Each class is audio recorded, allowing participants to transcribe and edit their stories for continuous improvement and enhanced performance.
Where:
Macaulay Honors College at 35 West 67th Street (between Columbus Avenue and Central Park West), New York, NY 10023
Price:
$750 / $500 for students and unemployed
Future 2012 New York Storytelling Seminar Series Dates:
Thursdays 6-8 pm April 5th, 12th, 26th, & May 3rd
Intensive Storytelling Weekend Workshop in London
Saturday & Sunday February 4th & 5th, 2012 from 10:30 AM to 5:30 PM
Central London Venue: Oval House
Details:
This course builds on the foundations laid on the Narativ Sunday workshop. The methodology and techniques introduced on that day revolve around the importance of listening and the stripping back of storytelling to the simplicity of ‘What Happened’. This is itself can produce great insights for both the teller and the listener.
The Narativ Intensive takes us further by practically exploring story elements in more depth – use of detail, use of dialogue, use of juxtaposition; how a sense of place, a sense of time, use of the senses can anchor a story. We introduce the performative side of storytelling more explicitly, taking a memory out of the consciousness, crafting it as a story and communicating it to the listener. Ultimately we work with the three elements of Connection – with your story, with your body and with your audience.
Spaces are limited as we will be working with a smaller group of maximum 6 participants.
Where:
Saturday 4th February – 10.30am – 4.30pm
Sunday 5th February – 10.30am – 5.30pm
Location: Oval House
Price: £240.00
*25% DISCOUNT IF YOU BOOK BY JANUARY 8th (£180)
It is also possible to pay in installments. We want to make our workshops as available as possible to anyone wanting to take part. Please get in touch if you would like to take advantage of this option.
Call Dan Milne on 07977 429118 for more information or email dan@narativ.com or jane@narativ.com to register. You can also give me the details of people you think would be interested.
One-Day Storytelling Workshop in London
Sunday, March 25, 2012 from 10:30 AM to 5:30 PM
Location: Oval House
Details:
Behind every memorable brand, every successful talent, every strong idea, there’s a GREAT story. This workshop is about personal story – and how we can all learn to tell our unique story in a way that can empower, inspire and entertain.
What’s Your Story?
Participants are led through collaborative exercises that foster specific skills of successful storytelling. Workshop participants work on 2 of their own stories, learning to:
- Connect with their stories and with their audience
- Reflect on their experiences in memorable ways
- Become more effective communicators
Benefits of the workshop:
* CLEARLY AND CONFIDENTLY COMMUNICATE WHO YOU ARE AND WHAT YOU DO
* BE INSPIRED BY YOUR OWN LIFE STORY
* DISCOVER YOUR LIFE STORY AS A SOURCE OF CREATIVE EXPRESSION
Where:
Oval House
Price: £160.00
*25% DISCOUNT IF YOU BOOK BY DECEMBER 11th (£120)
*15% DISCOUNT IF YOU BOOK BY JANUARY 8th (£136)
*PLUS AN ADDED 20% DISCOUNT FOR BOTH IF YOU REFER A FRIEND AND THEY SIGN UP (making it £96 or £104…)
50% rate for Students
It is also possible to pay in 3 instalments. We want to make our workshops as available as possible to anyone wanting to take part. Please get in touch if you would like to take advantage of this option.
Call Dan Milne on 07977 429118 for more information or email dan@narativ.com or jane@narativ.com to register. You can also give me the details of people you think would be interested.
Storytelling Night in New York, NY
Details:
Join Narativ for a fast-paced storytelling evening. Eight storytellers trained in the Narativ methodology and invited guests will perform stories from their own experience. Open mic will feature 1 to 2 more storytellers from the audience. Great energy! Unforgettable stories! View stories from our past storytelling nights here.
Two Men Talking
Details:
Originally work-shopped at the Young Vic in London, Two Men Talking is the live performance of a friendship which began in Johannesburg in 1974 between Narativ’s founder, Murray Nossel, and Paul Browde.
Created anew each time, the show has been performed at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, throughout South Africa and the West End in London, where it was selected as Time Out’s pick of the week.
For more information, go to Two Men Talking web site.



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