Lori La Bey talks with For those of you just tuning in, we’ve been talking with Rachael Savage, who is the Artistic Director of Vamos Theatre, the UK’s foremost full mask theatre company. She works nationally and internationally as a theatre director, consultant, and workshop leader, and is a leading figure in mask and non-verbal theatre.
Since creating Vamos Theatre’s award-winning show about dementia, Finding Joy, in 2013, Rachael has continued to create connections with health and social care professionals and organizations to promote the arts as a powerful tool for change, developing performances and workshops specifically for the sector.
Rachael’s work in the field of non-verbal communication emphasizes empathy, listening, trust, and truthful connections.
Learn:
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Contact Rachael Savage of the Vamos Theatre
Vamos Theatre, The Swan Theatre,
The Moors, Worcester, WR1 3ED
Phone +44 (0)1905 312 921
Facebook /vamostheatre
Instagram VamosTheatre
For more information and to book, please visit - https://www.vamostheatre.co.uk/arts-in-health/our-mission/culture-change-in-dementia-care
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