Guild of Mythodrama
The Guild of Mythodrama Practitioners was established in 2006. Its formation was inspired by the trade guild systems of medieval Europe.
The main purpose of our guild is to promote and maintain a high sense of “quality” and professionalism within our organisation.
Each of our presenters and coaches is accredited and ranked using the ancient guild notations of “Artist”, “Master” and “Fellow”.
As well as providing a forum for inclusive peer group learning; every year, according to one's notation, a clear guide is given as to what is expected in terms of engagement in our syllabus of continuous professional development activities.
Our training is rigorous and cross-disciplinary, weaving together strands of learning from the major elements of Mythodrama; Theatre, Psychology, Philosophy and Organisational development.
The theatrical strands include Michael Chekov (psychological and archetypal gestures); Grotowski (freedom in choice and action); Peter Brook ( the empty space); text work and improvisation.