About this Event
We all carry stories inside us - memories that take root, grow, and shape who we are.
Inspired by the Festival of Flowers, this interactive workshop invites you to shape a biographical story rooted in nature, growth, or connection, prompted by memories of trees, flowers, plants and the natural world around us.
Award-winning storyteller and author Danyah Miller will help you uncover memories, shift perspective, and shape your experiences into a ‘story gift’.
Whether you want to perform, write, honour a loved one, share a biographical story with family and friends, or explore your own connection to nature, this workshop is for you.
Discover the power of your own voice. Come as you are, and leave with a story only you can tell.
Tickets include drinks and a delicious Fernleigh lunch.
"You gave me the permission to rediscover my creativity… thank you for inspiring me to hang up my hang ups.” Jo, Novus Foundations for Change
"Thank you very much for such an extraordinary training experience. The skills that I gained today I will certainly carry with me forever." Louise, Librarian
"Danyah is one of the great storytellers. She brings stories to life in the most enchanting way." Sir Michael Morpurgo
About the Tutor
Danyah Miller is an international storyteller, trainer, and author of Seven Secrets of Spontaneous Storytelling. As Artistic Director of DMS Productions, she has co-produced three mid-scale musicals, one of which was Olivier-nominated in 2012. She has produced, co-devised and performed in seven award-winning solo shows.
As a trainer, she works internationally across early years settings, schools, universities, businesses and world-class cultural institutions. She was a workshop leader at The International School of Storytelling for over a decade.
Danyah's work is imagination rich and often life-changing.
Instagram Facebook & YouTube: @danyahmillerthestoryteller
www.danyahmillerstoryteller.co.uk
Why Storytelling?
Storytelling is an extraordinarily powerful tool, effective across the curriculum, used to encourage the highest quality learning, increase enjoyment and thereby promote health and wellbeing in adults and children alike.
Amongst other things, storytelling with children:
- Helps to build literacy skills
- Strengthens the imagination
- Promotes empathy and understanding of others
- Builds confidence and aids team building skills
- Directly impacts on listening skills and mindfulness
- Develops concentration, love of language, joy of movement
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Fernleigh, 40 North Street, Chichester, United Kingdom
GBP 80.00
