VV Poetry Workshop

Created by Flarewave

VV Poetry Workshop

VV poet

Booking is handled on the organiserโ€™s website. Check the date, access arrangements and availability there.

Having trouble booking? Email the organiser.

(The age group is 14 to 21 years.)

Visual vernacular is somewhere between mime and visual BSL storytelling. In this workshop the 3 VV poets will share tips and techniques through games, improvisation and exercises, to have fun and expand your visual poetry and storytelling skills!

By the end of the workshop you will go home empowered with some knowledge and skills to create and tell a powerful short story that any signer in the world could understand and enjoy!

Available space for 15 people only!

Event details

When: Fri 29 Aug 2025, 10:00 am โ€“ 4:00 pm

Format: In-person

Venue:
Stanley Arts Centre
12 South Norwood Hill, London, SE25 6AB
London
SE25 6AB
England

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Cost: Free

Event type: Workshop / Class

Access & inclusion

Event languages

  • English
  • British Sign Language (BSL)

This event includes BSL interpreters.

Interpreter details

Individual interpreter names have not been added to this section. Check the event description or ask the organiser before booking.

Access features

  • Sign language interpreters
  • Pre-recorded captions
  • Wheelchair access
  • Hearing loop

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Organiser

Flarewave

Booking is handled on the organiserโ€™s website. Check the date, access arrangements and availability there.

Having trouble booking? Email the organiser.

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