A playful creative workshop designed for the older generation to break the rules and reignite their creative spark.
Age is a Stage is a creative workshop for the older generation, running at Theatre Royal Brighton on Friday 2 October. It's a morning session, starting at 11am, and it's designed as a playful space to break the rules and reignite your creative spark.
The whole thing is built around the idea of getting stuck in. It's not a lecture or a demonstration; it's a workshop, so you'll be doing rather than just watching. The focus is on the creative process itself — playing around, trying things out, and not worrying so much about the end result. It's aimed at the older generation, and the title Age is a Stage points to that: the idea that getting older is just another phase to work with, rather than something that puts your creative life on the shelf.
Because it's run at the Theatre Royal, you're doing it in one of the city's most established venues, which adds a bit of weight to the whole thing. It's a morning slot, so it fits into the part of the day when you're freshest, and it's a standalone session rather than part of a longer course, which makes it easy to drop into without committing to weeks of classes.
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It starts at 11am on Friday 2 October at Theatre Royal Brighton, and tickets start from £12.
