Online Voice Skills through Drama

Thursday 17th September 2026, 7.30pm - 8.30pm Join theatre director Emily Bignell for a free, friendly session created especially for carers. No experience needed, just a chance to express yourself, and gain a taste of some skills in using your voice with confidence, humour, or persuasion. We will use low-demand, simple, enjoyable drama exercises and games to explore our voice. Bring along a news article, favourite phrase, joke or passage from a book and we can help you deliver this to a small friendly audience during the session.  This is one of five free creative sessions that Drawing Voices is running for Carers in Herts this October as part of the Arts in East Herts festival, celebrating creativity and making the arts accessible to all.  Drawing Voices is an arts organisation that brings creative professionals and communities together through projects shaped by lived experience. We make collaborative art and performance, our team includes carers, and we work with people affected by invisible illness, hidden disability, and isolation.

Online Voice Skills through Drama

  • Thursday 17th September 2026, 7.30pm - 8.30pm

    Join theatre director Emily Bignell for a free, friendly session created especially for carers. No experience needed, just a chance to express yourself, and gain a taste of some skills in using your voice with confidence, humour, or persuasion. We will use low-demand, simple, enjoyable drama exercises and games to explore our voice. Bring along a news article, favourite phrase, joke or passage from a book and we can help you deliver this to a small friendly audience during the session.

    This is one of five free creative sessions that Drawing Voices is running for Carers in Herts this October as part of the Arts in East Herts festival, celebrating creativity and making the arts accessible to all.

    Drawing Voices is an arts organisation that brings creative professionals and communities together through projects shaped by lived experience. We make collaborative art and performance, our team includes carers, and we work with people affected by invisible illness, hidden disability, and isolation.