Saturday 21st February 2026

10am-5pm

Your voice is one of your most valuable tools for navigating the world, yet its production often feels mysterious. Join educator and researcher Sharon Turley to explore what is behind your unique sound and build a toolbox for accessing your free, flexible voice, in every occasion.

What to expect: 

• Learn how your speaking voice functions and its intimate relationship with your breath and nervous system.

• Explore the melodic qualities of your speaking voice.

• Discover techniques to access more vocal power, range and nuance.

• Take home personalised recommendations to support healthy vocalising. 

Suitable for performers, public speakers and anyone wanting more confidence in their voice.

Two creative developments with dramaturgical support

• Artists receive space, guidance and a public sharing opportunity

• Open to emerging and mid career practitioners

One major work in progress development

• Includes public outcome in April or May 2026

 • Open to experienced artists with a well-developed concept and/or draft script

Sunday 22nd February 2026

10am-5pm

Dramaturgical thinking is a skill set that adds depth to your playwrighting practice. And it’s a possible income stream. Celebrated playwright and literary director Jane Harrison will pose a set of questions that will help you think of the big picture when engaging with a new work. Bring along a playscript that you are working on if possible.

What to expect: 

• Workshop introduces dramaturgical thinking for playwrights and theatre makers

• Participants will work through key questions that support the structure and intention of a script

• Attendees are encouraged to bring a work in progress

• Workshop will be delivered in a supportive environment, with opportunities for artists at any stage in their career to develop dramaturgy skills and knowledge