We at Seenaryo have signed a letter from 138 international development organisations criticising the government’s decision last week to increase defence spending by slashing the aid budget.
The first workshop of the ‘In The Spotlight’ series saw Dr. Najla Nakhlé-Cerruti lead a session on monodrama in contemporary Palestinian theatre. We caught up with her after the workshop to learn more about her practice, as well as the role of theatre in Palestine today…
The Scenechangers project is positioning theatre exercises in much more of a participatory manner. Furthermore, it is presenting theatre as one method within a bigger toolbox that includes other active-learning and arts-based methods…
Theatre brought fun and lightheartedness to the lives of children in South Lebanon, at a time when it was so difficult for them to live a normal childhood…
Despite the many challenges faced by their communities, the ensemble of CATS came together to weave a shared narrative – a tapestry of stories – highlighting and elevating often unheard perspectives…
As a Palestinian refugee who grew up in Beirut after the civil war, I learnt young that fighting the injustices that plague this region is incredibly challenging…
For us this is the power of theatre and play: once its power is unleashed, it resonates far beyond the individual…
In Lebanon, we are slowly starting to change our approach to learning, but we still have a long way to go…
When we made theatre with children before the explosion, they would create plays about kings, queens and animals. Nowadays, things are different…
At Seenaryo we believe that theatre has the power to transform communities to become more inclusive, more compassionate and more cohesive…