Karen Cecilia teaches a workshop at The Glasgow Women’s Library on 7 November ‘24.

https://womenslibrary.org.uk/event/through-the-female-gaze/

Testimonials from the workshop:

"Inspired."

"Great overview for a new writer like me, great discussions and chance to practice writer."

"Really enjoyed learning from Karen."

"Lots of ideas about how to progress and jump off for new drama."

"Open approach from the facilitator and pressure-free."

"Positive and more confident."

"I felt inspired to write. There was so much interesting facts and techniques I've learnt."

"The facilitator was very helpful, knowledgeable."

"Really inspired ! More confident in starting to write the ideas I have."

"It was a great session- I didn't know what to expect before I come and I'm really glad I did. It was really packed with hugely valuable information and insight."

Karen Cecilia teaches a workshop in London, UK as a part of a fundraiser for https://thescriptreaders.com/about-us

Testimonials from workshops:

“A very enjoyable and thought-provoking course delivered in a fun, inclusive atmosphere. I picked up several useful exercises about how to develop characters with clear needs, which I will apply to my own writing. The discussion about how female characters are often portrayed through the 'male gaze', and how this phenomenon is often self-perpetuating, was very interesting and was the biggest take-away for me, in terms of avoiding that pit-fall in my own writing. I heartily recommend this workshop.” -Liam O’Grady (22 Nov-London Workshop)

“Karen was really knowledgeable about the struggles playwrights face and had practical solutions! It was an engaging workshop with lots of opportunities to practice new techniques and search for inspiration”. -Amber 22 Nov-London Workshop