The National Theatre has been at the forefront of British and international theatre for more than 50 years. It\u2019s mission is to create theatre that is inclusive and accessible to all, share unforgettable stories and commissioning freelance theatre-makers to craft inspiring and challenging works. Through their nationwide learning programs, they aim to spark the creativity of young individuals, fostering their artistic growth. Additionally, the National Theatre cultivates sustainable partnerships with theatres throughout the UK, bolstering local projects and fostering enduring communities.<\/span><\/p> In this brand new experience day programme, delegates will have the opportunity to join a tour of the iconic National Theatre building on the Southbank of the Thames, followed by a talk featuring staff members from the Theatre. We\u2019ll consider the parallels between theatre, health and care, and how we can take inspiration from accessible performances, staff wellbeing programmes and more into health and care organisations.<\/span><\/p> In the afternoon, you\u2019ll have the opportunity to join a workshop hosted by Roger Kneebone which explores the links between clinical practice and performing.\u00a0 Eminent close-up magician Dr Will Houstoun will explore what comes into view when we think of a clinical consultation as a close-up live performance with a very small audience. The final section will showcase SHARP, a societal engagement programme which aims to reduce the impact of knife violence in young people through simulation based work.<\/span><\/p> Full programme available <\/span>here.<\/span><\/a><\/p> Roger Kneebone<\/b><\/a>\u00a0Centre for Engagement and Simulation Science at Imperial College London and the Royal College of Music – Imperial Centre for Performance Science<\/span><\/p> Aaron Williams <\/b><\/a>Royal College of Music – Imperial Centre for Performance Science<\/span><\/p> Will Houstoun <\/b><\/a>Close up magician and CPS Performer in Residence<\/span><\/p>