About this Event
Led by Frankie Armstrong, a pioneer of the natural voice movement, The Voices of the Archetypes of Myth offers an embodied exploration of sound, imagination, and expression.
Through movement, breath, and storytelling, we will encounter the voices within us—The Huntress, The Trickster, The Child, The Mother, The Crone—as living, symbolic qualities that shape how we sound and relate.
As we move through these archetypal landscapes, the voice begins to shift—opening into new textures, colours, and resonances. This is not about getting it ‘right’, but about rediscovering a voice that is already there.
Frankie creates a supportive, playful, and non-judgemental space, inviting you to listen, explore, and express with freedom.
This approach may feel particularly resonant for those familiar with the embodied and symbolic foundations of Sesame dramatherapy.
✨ What to expect
- Guided vocal and movement explorations
- Archetypal voice work through imagination and storytelling
- Expansion of vocal range, colour, and resonance
- A sense of connection—to self, to others, and to voice as a shared human experience
No previous singing or voice experience is required.
🌱 Who is this for?
- Dramatherapists and arts therapists
- Voice practitioners and performers
- Central alumni
- Therapists, facilitators, and creatives
- Anyone interested in exploring their voice
⚠️ Limited spaces
This is an intimate workshop with only 18 places available, ensuring a contained and supportive group experience.
💫 About the facilitator
Frankie Armstrong has been singing and teaching voice work for over five decades. She is the founder of the Natural Voice Network and has worked across theatre, community, therapeutic, and educational settings. Her work explores the voice as a tool for self-expression, wellbeing, and connection, deeply rooted in both traditional song and embodied practice.
She has also contributed to the training of dramatherapists for many years, including as a guest teacher on the MA Drama and Movement Therapy (Sesame) at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama and the MA Dramatherapy at Anglia Ruskin University.
This workshop can contribute towards continuing professional development (CPD), with certificates available upon request.
✨ Suitable for continuing professional development (CPD) for dramatherapists and arts therapists. Certificates available upon request.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, 62-64 Eton Avenue, London, United Kingdom
GBP 22.00
