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Storytelling and Narrative Arts Training: The Monthly Friday Workshop
More of a laboratory than a course, a space to experiment. More of an initiator of play than a teacher.
La Vagabonde (Paris 20th)
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The Friday workshop allows for continuous work, offering participants the chance to explore and refine the art of the storyteller through a progressive method based on improvisation.
Through simple exercises at the start and small games, the storyteller will gradually enter the process of oral improvisation. They will let their own imagination and unique voice emerge...
The format is mixed. The morning will be devoted to improvisation, the afternoon to repertoire and storytelling work.
Our take on this event
Discover the hidden storyteller within through immersive sessions focused on the art of oral narrative and spontaneous creation. These workshops provide a playground to refine your presence and weave personal tales into compelling experiences.
Discover the art of storytelling through a monthly training cycle held at La Vagabonde in the 20th arrondissement. Running from October 2026 to June 2027, this workshop welcomes participants aged 16 and over to explore oral improvisation and narrative techniques. Through a progressive method, you will develop your unique voice and creative imagination in a supportive environment. The program is designed to be fully inclusive, specifically adapted for deaf or hard-of-hearing individuals, blind or visually impaired people, and those with cognitive disabilities.
From October 9, 2026, to June 11, 2027, La Vagabonde hosts a monthly storytelling workshop every Friday from 10:00 to 17:00. This long-term program is designed for individuals aged 16 and up who wish to refine their narrative skills through a consistent, progressive approach rooted in improvisation.
The daily structure balances practical training and artistic development. Morning sessions focus on improvisation techniques, using games and exercises to help participants tap into their imagination. In the afternoon, the work shifts toward the study of repertoires and specific storytelling methods. This dual focus ensures a comprehensive learning experience that helps each participant find their own storytelling style.
Inclusivity is at the core of this training. The venue is fully equipped to welcome individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing, blind or visually impaired, as well as those with cognitive disabilities. Please note that this is a paid event.
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