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Theatre at work - A short history of theatre-based simulation for business training.

The power of experiential learning has long been recognised. Aristotle (384-322 B.C.) championed the value of this form of learning by...

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Humbug! An enchanting new twist on the classic Christmas tale.

Humbug! An enchanting new twist on the classic Christmas tale.

Play on Shakespeare at The Barbican

Play on Shakespeare at The Barbican

How many times have you been enthralled by a good story?

Company of Wolves

Company of Wolves

Conference delegates look in the mirror...

The Act of Dialogue

Praxis Makes Perfect

Praxis Makes Perfect

The Act of Leadership

Theatre at work - A short history of theatre-based simulation for business training.

Abstract: Feltham, R. (2013) "A Critical Stage for Learning? Efficiency and Efficacy in Workplace Th

Abstract: Feltham, R. (2013) "A Critical Stage for Learning? Efficiency and Efficacy in Workplace Th

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