More Magical Mayhem

Intergenerational theatre-making continues! Building community in Islington by using theatre to develop understanding between teenagers and elders.

Arts Therapy and brain trauma

Tutubi has teamed up with Samsah, France in a continuing effort to provide services and support to victims of brain trauma and their families. Arts therapy workshops are held weekly with brain trauma victims in an effort to encourage self expression and self esteem.

The Waxing Droplets

An intergenerational theatre project in Islington, UK looking at storytelling and building community through working together.

A Picture: Worth 1000 Words

In an effort to diminish isolation amongst the elderly, Tutubi facilitated a storytelling through photography workshop with a group of older people in England.

Midsummer Madness

Funded by the Arts Council of England and in partnership with the Claremont Project, Tutubi welcomes 2010 with a new theatre project, "Midsummer Madness". This is a partnership project that will bring together people in Canonbury from different generations and backgrounds. Participants will co-create a multi-ethnic summer “pantomime” at the Walter Sickert Centre. Creative participation will catalyse social cohesion, improve health and psychological well being and engender on-going social development. The project begins in February and closes in July with a free performance.

Tutubi at Oxford University

On the 12th of September, Isabelle Rodker and Paula Holme of Tutubi facilitated a workshop at Oxford University for the annual conference of the British Association of Dramatherapists (BADth). Entitled "Lost in Translation", the workshop explored the theme of Bridging Cultures, looking at the complexities of applying Arts Therapies in Southeast Asia, combining Arts Therapy with photography and of integrating Art Therapy with Dramatherapy.

The Journey to See

In partnership with Caritas Cambodia, a group of women living with HIV in Cambodia took part in a Tutubi Arts Therapy and Participatory Photography project. The workshops focused on creating a therapeutic environment in which the women could explore their feelings through movement, art, drama and photography. The project culminated in a slideshow of their photographs presented to those they wished to invite.