Writing From the Heart: A Little Prince Workshop for Grown Ups (1.5 hrs)
What do you see when you look with the heart? Discover how the world of The Little Prince can become a map of our own inner worlds. Inspired by the therapeutic tools of Internal Family Systems, Toby invites us to listen with kindness to our inner cast of characters. Join him for this gentle and generative contemplation of compassion, creativity and wholeness. No experience necessary.
About Toby Thompson
Previous Glastonbury Poetry Slam Champion Toby Thompson has written commissions for the RSC, the Royal Geographical Society and the National Portrait Gallery. He’s performed his work at festivals and venues including Latitude, Wilderness, Harare international Festival of the Arts, Leipzig Book Fair, The Natural History Museum, the Royal Albert Hall and the House of Lords.
His one man poetry and music storytelling bonanza For The Record won the Pleasance Indie Award for Best Theatre Show at the Edinburgh Fringe 2018. His show I Wish I Was A Mountain won the Victor Award for Best Theatre Show at Philadelphia’s IPAY Festival 2020. In 2022, Toby toured I Wish I Was A Mountain to China for six months, and also to Ireland, where he received a 5 star review in The Irish Times.
Toby’s most recent work is a family adaptation of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s children’s classic The Little Prince, commissioned and produced by The Egg, Theatre Royal Bath.
About The Little Prince
Embark on a whimsical journey with The Little Prince as he wanders the universe in search of the true meaning of friendship.
Enter a world of endless sunsets, where people are like flowers, and grown-ups are, well, pretty peculiar. They think serious things are silly and silly things are serious. They’ve forgotten how to look with the heart.
Join us on a great adventure to make friends, learn things, and notice the most important things in life.
About CO-LAB
CO-LAB, a strand of TRP’s Artist Development work, is proud to offer artists opportunities to connect with world class industry partners via programmes, masterclasses, talks, and touring offers. To find out more, please visit our Artist Development page.
Important information
Tickets:
£0.00
Running time:
1.5 hours
Time: 5pm – 6.30pm
Location: The Lab