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stART@ Salamanca Arts Centre ➤ SMALL STORIES with Leigh Tesch & Kirsty Grierson

SMALL STORIES @ HOME with Leigh Tesch and Kirsty Grierson

A  Small Stories storytelling workshop online at home for young children (3-6 years) and their parents and caregivers.

Come and join performers Leigh and Kirsty in an adventure you can experience in your own home as dining tables become landscapes in unknown places and you create your own puppet creatures to inhabit them. Families will be sent a video link and materials in the week prior to the workshop to create their own puppet characters.  Then join the link on  Monday 12 Oct session and we  will share our stories in this unique experience on zoom!.

Bookings are essential by Monday October 5th.  You will then receive materials to make your own puppet character in the post. $5 per ticket book at https://www.trybooking.com/book/event?eid=636021

Artists Kirsty Grierson and Leigh Tesch in action

Artists Kirsty Grierson and Leigh Tesch in action

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SUITABLE FOR FAMILIES

MATERIAL REQUIREMENTS: Bring along your sense of playfulness and adventure

 

Leigh and Kirsty  collaborate in the Small Stories Project, creating engaging performance experiences to support relationships, growth and development for very young children and their parents/carers, offering shows for 2 to 5 year olds, and under 18 months, as well as professional development for educators.

Artists Leigh Tesch & Kirsty Grierson

Artists Leigh Tesch & Kirsty Grierson

Leigh Tesch is a performing artist, project co-ordinator, arts facilitator, evaluator and therapist. Leigh works with communities, delivering arts programs in health and education settings. Currently her arts practice includes storytelling performances and workshops for young children and families as well as community theatre and hospital clowning.

Kirsty Grierson has a background in puppetry and was involved with Terrapin Puppet Theatre for several years both as a performer and workshop coordinator. She has toured in numerous productions both nationally and internationally. In 2000 she started working with Tasmanian communities and local councils to help initiate and create art projects. In this area she has worked as a facilitator, performer, community producer, workshop leader and director, working independently and with companies such as Big hArt.

Small Stories at ArtPlay, Melbourne

Small Stories at ArtPlay, Melbourne

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