Interested in facilitating with TeAda Productions in 2025? APPLY TO FACILITATE A WORKSHOP AS PART OF OUR INAUGURALCREATIVE HEALING LAB!
DEADLINE TO APPLY:
Friday, January 10th @ 11:59pm PST
DESCRIPTION:
TeAda is hosting its first ever seasonal CreAtive Healing Lab which will take place between the months of February - June, 2025. As part of this series, we are inviting guest teaching artists to facilitate workshops that combine the arts, social justice, and collective healing.
TeAda plans to host the CreAtive Healing Lab Orientation IN-PERSON on February 1st, 2025 (from 10am - 12pm); and invite guest teaching artists to learn more about TeAda methodology, and to provide information on the workshops they are passionate about facilitating.
After the February Orientation engagement, we would invite you back to facilitate ONE, 2-hour workshop which would take place on a Saturday, 10am-12pm PST at TeAda Studio in West Los Angeles. As part of CHL, we are seeking to host workshops on:
March 8
March 22
April 5
April 19
May 3
May 17
June 7
w/ a culminating performance that all workshop participants & facilitators will be invited to on June 21st
*Each workshop will fall on select Saturdays between March-June. We ask that you note ALL of your availability when answering "If selected, which Saturdays would you be available to facilitate your CreAtive Healing workshop between the months of March and June?" below, and in early February 2025, we will finalize your workshop date/time with you.
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Themes of this CreAtive Healing Lab may include, but are not limited to: Anti-racism, Anti-genocide, Social Justice, Collective Liberation, Healing Justice, Gender Justice, Climate Justice, Cultural Histories, Personal Storytelling, Capacity Building, Co-Creative Brave Spaces
We are seeking teaching artists who have backgrounds in: Visual Arts, Theater, Music, Spoken Word, Sound Baths, Arts Healing, Storytelling, Social Justice
TeAda Productions is a nomadic theater of color rooted in the stories of immigrants and refugees. Through theater workshops and performances, TeAda is committed to healing and honoring the lives of the displaced, exploited and overlooked. Our artistic process starts and ends with conscious listening, community building, and creative courage. TeAda began in 1996 as a means of providing opportunities for people of color to develop their artistry and bring marginalized voices into the public dialogue. TeAda’s plays are developed through community-based story gathering and a devised ensemble theater process. Current touring plays developed through this process include Refugee Nation, (the 1st nationally touring play about Laotian Refugees in the U.S.) and Global Taxi Driver (a play based on the stories of Taxi Drivers and the effects of technology on this gateway profession). TeAda’s Creative Self Care workshop series is entering it’s 3rd year at the UCLA Labor Center in downtown L.A.
