Maîtrisez l'art du storytelling en direct en Français: 2-4 janvier 2026
Tout le monde a une histoire à raconter. Mais raconter des histoires personnelles ne vient pas naturellement à tout le monde.
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Dans cet atelier en trois parties destiné aux adultes, vous apprendrez à raconter une histoire riche et personnelle et à emmener votre public dans votre sillage.
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Quand a-t-il lieu ?
L'atelier de trois jours se déroule aux dates suivantes :
Vendredi 2 janvier, de 18 h 30 à 21 h
13h00-19h00 le samedi 3 janvier
13h00-17h00 le dimanche 4 janvier
Afin de tirer le meilleur parti de l'atelier, je recommande vivement aux participants d'assister aux trois journées.
Le dernier jour, chacun aura la possibilité de raconter son histoire devant le groupe, s'il le souhaite.
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Qu'est-ce que le storytelling ?
Le storytelling est une activité sociale et culturelle qui consiste à partager des histoires, parfois avec de l'improvisation, des effets théâtraux ou des embellissements. Chaque culture a ses propres histoires ou récits, qui sont partagés à des fins de divertissement, d'éducation, de préservation culturelle ou d'inculcation de valeurs morales. Si vous découvrez le storytelling, je vous recommande de regarder Mike Birbiglia et The Moth Hour sur Youtube pour comprendre notre définition du storytelling en direct.
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Qu'est-ce que le storytelling n'est pas ?
Dans le cadre de cet atelier, nous ne lirons pas de textes écrits à haute voix, même si l'atelier implique de l'écriture.
Le storytelling dans cet atelier n'est pas une forme de thérapie, même si nous examinerons nos récits personnels afin d'en extraire des histoires authentiques à partager.
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Que dois-je apporter ?
Veuillez apporter un cahier et un stylo. Vous n'avez pas besoin de venir avec une histoire en tête. Je vous fournirai une histoire. Au cours des trois jours, je vous guiderai pas à pas à travers le processus de reformulation d'une histoire existante, de recherche de votre propre histoire et d'identification du message.
Il y aura également de nombreux jeux et travaux de groupe, il est donc essentiel que les participants puissent assister aux trois sessions.
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Le 80€ prix de participation comprend le thé et le café. Vous pouvez également apporter votre propre nourriture et des pauses rafraîchissements seront prévues pendant les trois jours.
En raison du nombre de places limité, l'inscription préalable est obligatoire.
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Cet atelier est organisé pas Jess Bauldry avec le généreux soutien de Cid Fraen an Gender.
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Level 2 Storytelling Workshop in English
10-11 January 2026
Already completed Level 1? Ready to take your storytelling to the next level?
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This advanced, 2-day workshop is designed for storytellers who want to refine and elevate their craft, deepening emotional impact, exploring subtlety, and mastering the art of resonance.
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Across two immersive days, you’ll work with your own stories to:
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Strengthen your emotional arc: build tension and release for greater impact
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Explore subtext and silence: say more by saying less
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Craft powerful hooks and payoffs: open and close your stories with purpose
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Weave in symbolism and imagery: add depth and emotional texture.
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Through guided exercises, feedback, and performance practice, you’ll learn to make deliberate artistic choices that move your audience on a deeper level.
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Whether you tell stories on stage, in the classroom, or in everyday life, this workshop will help you find the emotional heartbeat of your storytelling voice.
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Who it’s for: Participants who have completed Level 1 or have prior storytelling experience.
Duration: 2 days
Language: English
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When is it?
The 2-day workshop takes place on the following dates:
15:00-19:00 on Saturday 10 January
11:00-17:00 on Sunday 11 January
To get the most out of the workshop, I strongly recommend participants attend both sessions.
On the last day, there will be a chance for everyone to tell their own story in front of the group, if they feel comfortable.
Included in the participation fee is tea and coffee. You may also bring your own food and there will be refreshment breaks over the three days.
Because of space limitations, advance registration is compulsory.
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What is storytelling?
Storytelling is the social and cultural activity of sharing stories, sometimes with improvisation, theatrics, or embellishment. Every culture has its own stories or narratives, which are shared as a means of entertainment, education, cultural preservation or instilling moral values. If you're new to storytelling, I recommend checking out Mike Birbiglia and The Moth Hour on Youtube to understand our definition of live storytelling.
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What is storytelling not?
For this workshop, we will not be reading written texts aloud although the workshop does involve writing.
Storytelling in this workshop is not a kind of therapy, although we will be examining our personal narratives to extract authentic stories for sharing.
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What should I bring with me?
Please bring a notebook, pen, and a personal story that you want to develop further.
There will also be plenty of games and group work, so it is essential that participants can attend both sessions.
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This workshop is organised and taught by Jess Bauldry with the generous support of Cid Fraen an Gender.
Storytelling Circles
Everyone has a story in them. But telling it in front of a room full of strangers, that can sometimes feel intimidating.
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That's why I want to invite you to this friendly storytelling circle.
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What is a storytelling circle?
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This is an opportunity to share a story of something that happened to you and get immediate feedback from supportive, like-minded people.
The only rules about the storytelling circle are:
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the story has to be yours to tell;
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it should come from the scar rather than the open wound. This means if it still brings up bad feelings, maybe it's not ready to be told.
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it should not be defamatory, incite racial hatred or support any kind of hate speech.
You don't have to bring a story. Maybe you'd just like to come along and see what it's all about. You are very welcome to do that. In fact, the more the merrier.
A small participation fee is charged to cover tea, coffee and treats as well as a donation to the women's library.
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What is storytelling?
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Storytelling is the social and cultural activity of sharing stories, sometimes with improvisation, theatrics, or embellishment. Every culture has its own stories or narratives, which are shared as a means of entertainment, education, cultural preservation or instilling moral values. If you're new to storytelling, I recommend checking out Mike Birbiglia and The Moth Hour on Youtube.
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Where and when?
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Planning to start these again February 2026.