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Improbable are internationally renowned as one of the UK’s most experienced Open Space Technology facilitators. We’ve been using the process for over 12 years for large and small groups, across a huge diversity of contexts. We are happy to facilitate OST event for private clients, providing a comprehensive and bespoke service that guides you through the whole process from first idea to final report and beyond.

For groups of 5 to 5000, Open Space Technology is an effective and refreshing alternative to the conference format. Break down boundaries, build collaborations, improve morale, empower staff to make change, and unlock expertise you never knew existed. Open Space Technology events can be held in your own or an external space, over one or more days.

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Equity Young Members Committee Attends D&D Once More

The Equity Young Members Committee once again made an appearance at another D&D event, this time through representative Callan Durrant, who reports on his findings at the discussion below. If you want to get in touch and find out more about what we are doing for Students and Young Creatives in the industry, follow on Twitter @EquityYMC #DDTraining
Are actors marginal?

"Marginal” is an ambiguous word (Chris said it, not me!) so for the purposes of discussion I decided it might refer to both “disempowerment” but also “not central”. Credit: Abigail Anderson D&D 8
Any ideas for a long term PR campaign for ALL theatre? (I will write the funding application)

A long term, positive, mass communication project about theatre with the aim of making it more desirable to audiences, politicians and funders. Credit: Amelia Bird D&D 8
ASD in the Room - making friendlier processes for artists with Autism Spectrum Disorder/Aspergers

Preface: After an Asperger's diagnosis this past fall, I began to understand better why I have really struggled in auditions and devising/rehearsal processes in the past. Though there is work being done to make shows accessible and have relaxed performances, I haven't seen anyone talking about working better with artists. After an especially bad audition, I put out a call on Twitter to see if anyone wanted to start thinking about creating better rooms and processes for artists with ASD.

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D&D satellite: What can role-play gaming and theatre learn from each other?

A double-bill with Adventurers Wanted. Join us for a morning of games, and an afternoon of free Devoted & Disgruntled Open Space. Read more