Patient

A couple of artists mentioned the importance of patience as an underrated quality that is especially important in a co-creative process.

People work at different speeds and it’s important not to rush the process or non-professional artists who may have many competing demands on their time and less training/understanding of the art form.

Quotes from the research

“It’s quite a dry quality, but there's something about patience, something about sort of quietly making sure that there is space for somebody to come forward and sometimes that does just take time and you need patience within yourself. If you imagine being in a room with an impatient leader you can see the importance of that quality. It would shut down creative possibilities quite quickly.” 


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with Kane Husbands

Kane Husbands is the Founder and Artistic Director of The PappyShow, now in its tenth year. Kane is an artist, leader and facilitator, creating spaces where people can turn up and be themselves, where their difference is seen and celebrated.

The PappyShow’s first production BOYS, created and directed by Kane, has been performed across the UK. The short film adaptation has screened at festivals internationally this summer. Stand out shows, GIRLS and What Do You See? have cemented The PappyShow as a leading devised theatre company, as well as training hundreds of facilitators and theatre makers in their approaches.

Beyond The PappyShow, Kane is acting course leader at Central Saint Martins on the BA in Performance: Design and Practice course, as well as an associate of the National Youth Theatre, Squint Theatre, and The North Wall.

www.thepappyshow.co.uk

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