COMMUNITY ARNHEM - TRAINING GROUP
COMMUNITY ARNHEM - TRAINING GROUP
At Community Arnhem's Training Group, we give participants the opportunity to further develop as performers every Tuesday at Rozet in Arnhem. Here, participants are given the opportunity to hone their acting or dance skills under the guidance of teachers and get acquainted with Speels Collectief's inclusive working method. The focus here is not on creating a performance, but on the personal and artistic development of participants who already have some experience on the floor. Together with a diverse group of people, they take their skills to the next level. Through the Training Group, participants can make a step up to the Production Group of Community Arnhem, where performers work on performances that are shown on a regional level.
Time: Tuesday 10.00 - 15.00
Locatie: Rozet, Arnhem
TIME
10.00 - 12.00: dance training.
13:00 - 15:00: game training.
LOCATION
Rozet, Arnhem (Kortestraat 16, 6811 EP Arnhem).
ROOSTER
Every Tuesday.
COST
You can participate via an indication for day care, PGB, Gelrepas or course fee (€10 per half-day session). If for any reason you cannot pay the fee, please contact us. We will then look at the possibilities.
Boarding is possible throughout the year.
Free trial lesson? Sign up via socialwork@speelscollectief.nl
Training classes are taught by experienced teachers with expertise in working with diverse groups.
The permanent coordination and supervision of Community Arnhem is in the hands of Kir Robben (artistic coordinator) and Sylvia Theunissen (social worker).
You can email or call Sylvia for more information: socialwork@speelscollectief.nl / 06 219 401 37.
We train in Rozet in Arnhem.
For our community projects in Arnhem, we collaborate with healthcare institutions Siza, Philadelphia, Three Stream, Direct care, Pro Persona and Enso Care, educational institutions ArtEZ College of Arts and Nijmegen University of Applied Sciences and the APCG (Arnhems Platform Chronically Ill and Disabled).
WITH THE SUPPORT OF
Municipality of Arnhem, Municipality of Tilburg, Cultural Participation Fund and Stichting Doen.
