with Katrice Horsley

When & where: Detailed program is coming.
Activity language: Swedish and some English
Kids-/family friendly: No
Questions: narrative4change@gmail.com

What to expect
Are you curious about storytelling ? Would you like to learn some of the skills involved? If so, come and Step Into Storytelling! 

The workshop is lead by Katrice Horsley, the former National Storytelling Laureate of the UK. She will share how you can quickly memorise stories and make them engaging both for you and your listeners. 

You will discover the importance of the 4 R's - Rhythm, Repetition, Rhyme and Rest. Whether you are interested in performing to adults or children, you will come away with a richer knowledge and a whole new skill set.

Want to take part in Storytelling Workshop? Pre-register at narrative4change@gmail.com. Pre-registration opens when the detailed program is published.

Katrice Horsley is a narrative strategist, storyteller and former UK Storytelling Laureate whose work is rooted in a lifelong belief that words and stories are not just entertainment but vital to how we make sense of ourselves and the world we inhabit..

With a background in child's play and development, Katrice has spent decades exploring how story shapes us from our earliest breath. She has performed at some of the UK's most well-known gatherings — Glastonbury Festival, The Wilderness Festival, Hay Literary Festival , Cheltenham Literary Festival  and Birmingham Book Festival — and carried her work to international storytelling festivals across Belgium, Singapore, Mexico, the Netherlands, Denmark and beyond. She has been is a regular presence at Festival at the Edge, the UK's largest storytelling festival.

Her workshop practice spans the personal and the professional: she has designed and delivered storytelling programmes for the US Olympic Medical Committee, UNHCR, The International Red Cross and Nordea Bank, whilst also working with hundreds of people to deepen and transform how they tell and perform stories.

At the Silva Festival, Katrice will be sharing both performance and workshop space. She does so with great joy as this is a festival whose heart beats in exactly the territory she finds most alive: the entanglement of mythology, ecology, and what it means to be human.