The Twisted Tales workshop at Manor Gardens Primary School demonstrated how story-based, creative methodologies can open meaningful psychological and emotional engagement in children.
In co-creation workshops, we are reminded that a story well told doesn’t just entertain — it invites us to see one another more clearly, to listen more kindly, and to imagine futures where every child’s voice finds a place at the table.
From 26 January to 2 February 2026, the storytellers of Twisted Tales will travel along sunlit roads and sandy shores to bring their creative workshops to Manor Gardens Primary School in Durban and Sodwana Bay Primary School in Sodwana.
We are proud to announce that Tech Tales has been recognised as best practice by the Creative Europe Desk Austria.
Rooted in creativity, empathy and new technology, TECH TALES invites children, artists, educators and psychologists to collaborate on a variety of exciting outcomes.
Kristina Tešija is an independent theater critic and cultural journalist, experienced in youth work and education in the fields of culture, art, human rights, and media. She shared with us a few reflections on Twisted Tales.
This performance celebrates the warmth of friendship, inclusion, and emotional courage.
The stage adaptation of Cinda Real – a playful, participatory experience.
In this relaxed, interactive show, children help Bianca find her voice.
Allen and the Magic Lamp invites audiences into a world of imagination, creativity, and dreams.
Cinda Real is a reimagined tale of courage, imagination, and freedom. Cinda dances through challenges and discovers her own strength, showing children that self-belief and resilience are more powerful than magic.
