Whose story is it anyway? Aged 18-25? Live in or around Hackney? Do you want to make theatre? Join Brazilian theatre-maker Almiro Andrade for a six-part workshop programme and explore different aspects of theatre-making such as devising, directing and performing. The programme will conclude in a scratch performance on Sunday 5 December at the Rose Lipman Building in Haggerston. Whose story is it anyway? is an exciting new workshop programme for young people (18-25) living in or around Hackney with a passion for making theatre. Over four Saturdays, you’ll explore storytelling, performance and theatre-making, working together as part of an ensemble towards creating a piece of theatre. Whose story is it anyway? will be delivered in connection with Foreign Affairs’ upcoming production of Where I Call Home – a play that explores themes of identity and belonging. You’ll receive a free ticket to the play and a Q&A session, giving you a chance to connect with our creative team and industry professionals, and to find out more about working in theatre. When Saturday 6, 13, 20, 27 November, 10:00 – 14:00 GMT Saturday 4 & Sunday 5 December, 10:00 – 17:00 GMT Who • Young people living in or around Hackney (18-25) • Aspiring or emerging theatre-makers • Some experience is useful but not essential, just an interest in the programme and a passion for theatre The workshop is FREE to attend. Applications close at midday on Wednesday 3 November, but applications are considered on a first-come-first basis until the workshop programme is full, so don’t delay applying.