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one story
One Story is an intensive 12-day leadership and theatre program which aims to help individuals better understand themselves, and better present themselves in the world. The program focuses on the relationship between the past, the present and the future, inviting participants to delve into and explore their past to better understand their present situation, and how this can be used to manifest a desired future.
The program focuses on the power of storytelling and play, which we believe are effective tools to foster richer human relationships. Participants learn to appreciate that every person has a “story”, and learning to tell or express this effectively can mean a great difference in the quality of both personal and professional communication / presentation.
At its core, theatre theory and practice is used to help individuals understand their individual story, appreciate the stories of others, and appreciate the significance of expressing one’s own story respectfully and in harmony with the stories of those around them.
Stage 1
Understand your story
In the first stage, participants are guided into their past, revisiting significant memories and exploring significant factors which have shaped the person that they are today, and their present situation. Throughout this stage, participants are encouraged to really spend time with themselves and get to know themselves on an intimate level. Participants are also personally mentored throughout this stage, for deeper self-exploration.
Program Structure
The program is divided into three stages, each of which is designed to equip the participant with tools to further their journey of self-exploration, self-understanding, and self-expression—from revisiting significant memories, to exploring body language and movement; from practicing voice projection and pronunciation, to exploring effective tools for presenting to and engaging a live audience.
It is a 12-day program, with sessions taking place once a week (Saturdays), 9am - 5pm.
See the three stages below