Please note that this workshop is exclusively for Black Cardboard Citizens members.
For Black History Month, writer Chantelle Dusette is running a workshop designed to help writers of colour connect to themselves and their story.
To provide a safe space for writers start thinking about their voice and finding strength in that, through exercises and group discussion.
There will space for solo writing and sharing where comfortable.
For those who know, and those who don’t know, which part of their story they want to tell.
Please note that this workshop has limited places so please book soon to avoid disappointment.
ABOUT CHANTELLE DUSETTE
Chantelle Dusette is a writer/performer and co-artistic director of theatre company Bruised Sky and supporter of new writing in multiple formats.
Chantelle is alumni of the Criterion Theatre new writing and story development programmes and WildChild’s Write Wild. Chantelle is driven to tell stories which elevate a diverse lived experience and reflect her social values & politics. Through poetic monologues, a part of her work has reimagined the lives of iconic individuals from the past, as well undertaken intensely personal explorations of the future.
In 2022 she starred in her autobiographical play, DOLLY, at Park Theatre.
This year, her short piece A Brief History of Us was performed in June for Caravan Theatre.
Chantelle is currently developing her new play, BEING KIM K, produced by REcreate funded by Arts Council.
UTOPIA has been included in a series of works by artists from the global majority in Onyekcahi Wambu’s latest book, Empire Windrush, published in June 2023.
