with Jo Henwood

Writing is a collaborative communication between the creator and the audience.  That collaboration will vary significantly if the audience is there, staring up at you, or in some distant place or time, reading the words you have created. What is it that needs to be expressed if words are your only bridge? 
What should you leave out if there are other, non verbal ways of communicating available? 
How does your “voice” express your story, whether that be for monologues and storytelling, or for written fiction, non fiction, or picture books?  How can your skills in one form of writing help or hinder what you need to achieve in another?   

ONLINE
Sunday 16th,  August  10am-1pm

Storytellers NSW Members $15 -
Spaces Limited so book asap
Non Members- $20

TO BOOK
jo7hanna@tpg.com.au
040 88 75 137
http://www.johenwoodstoryteller.com.au/

Jo Henwood is an Accredited Storyteller with the NSW Storytelling Guild, Tour Guide, Education Officer, museum theatre creative, public speaker, and workshop presenter (history, literature, storytelling, creative writing, and tour guiding techniques).  She is co founder of the Australian Fairy Tale Society, member of the Epic Tellers storytelling troupe, and coordinates a World Storytelling Day event in Sydney each year.  She has a Master of Cultural Heritage, and qualifications in library science, museum studies, tour guiding, and gifted education.

Jo is also about to be a featured teller for the World Storytelling Cafe 7pm AEST on Sunday 9 August
https://www.facebook.com/worldstorytellingcafe/