The 'Biały Dom jako centrum opowieści' mini-course from Royal Łazienki Museum offers adults practical skills in storytelling for young audiences. Explore fundamental principles, narrative structure, and audience engagement through online sessions. The workshop draws unique inspiration from the historical decor of the museum's White House, making learning engaging and culturally rich. Participants will master compelling techniques to connect with children through captivating stories.
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This is a mini-course on the art of storytelling for adults, focusing on how to present stories engagingly to children. The four online sessions will explore basic storytelling principles, narrative structure, audience engagement, and will draw inspiration from the decor and iconography of the White House at the Royal Łazienki Museum.
The 'Biały Dom jako centrum opowieści' (The White House as the center of stories) is a four-session online mini-course designed for adults and seniors, focusing on the art of storytelling for children. Held virtually on November 16, 23, 30, and December 7, 2020, each session at 7:00 PM, the course aims to teach participants how to craft and tell compelling stories that engage both the teller and young audiences. The course delves into the fundamental principles of storytelling, drawing inspiration from the historical decor and iconography of the White House at the Royal Łazienki Museum, particularly the 18th-century imagery of the four continents and objects from various cultural areas found in the Dining Room. Participants will learn how to choose engaging stories, structure narratives, and connect with listeners, including children. The curriculum includes sessions on the basics of storytelling, developing narrative depth, understanding the audience's needs, and practical application with feedback.
Participation is free of charge, but requires registration. Attendees must participate in all four sessions to complete the workshop and receive a certificate. A link to the virtual space will be sent via email upon booking. The mini-course was co-financed by the Ministry of Culture, National Heritage and Sport within the 'Accessible Culture' program.
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