"I Will Show You the World. Drama activities, games and études" by Maria Schejbal. Edited by Lucyna Kozień. In Polish.

A description of 70 activities used at theatre workshops of the Grodzki Theatre Association. 83 pages, 88 photographs. Edition: 1000 copies.

"Theatrical Map of Europe" by Maria Schejbal. In Polish and English.

This publication resulted from our project "Theatrical Map of Europe", which was carried out from December 2003 to June 2004. It involved theatre workshops with 25 groups threatened by social exclusion. The results of their work were stage performances about 25 European countries. The greatest value, however, lay in the experiences of each and every person involved in the project. This publication comprises only a small part of those collective achievements presenting some of the ideas, discoveries and methods.

Our first publication - "I Will Show You the World" - a describtion of practical workshop ideas, was met with such interest that it ran out of print very quickly. "Theatrical Map of Europe" presents 25 new excercises in the hope that they will turn out to be helpful and inspiring for all those working in theatre or therapy.

Your comments and suggestions would be most welcome.

"Animated Debate"

Animated Debate - A CD Guide. In Polish, English, Italian and Romanian.
This CD guide is a presentation of our international project entitled "Animated Debate - computer animation workshops for dysfunctional groups in prospect of developing European cooperation", which was accomplished within the Socrates Minerva programme.
"Animated debate" is aimed at all the people who are using or would like to use the computer and the Internet in creative and educational work with children and youths, in school, out-of-school, or even in home conditions. But first and foremost, this presentation is adressed to teachers - for them the presentations of the individual parts of the project were prepared, also considering the specificity and technical possibilities of school environment. The CD Guide for Educators provides real support and encouragement to the teachers of all subjects in introducing new, ICT-based methods of learning in mainstream education. It promotes a personalised, multidisciplinary learning experience, in which learners play a more active role.

The CD guide has been published in 4 languages - English, Polish, Italian and Romanian in a run of 1500 copies.

We hope that you find The Guide for Educators useful and inspiring. Your feedback - comments, suggestions or questions would be very much appreciated.

"Play with Colours"

"Play with Colours. Lesson plans for 1st to 3rd grade of primary school" by Lucyna Chmiel and Irena Frydel. Accompanied by a video tape. In Polish.

The educational guide, entitled "Play with Colours", is addressed to primary school teachers for grades I-III (children aged 7-10). It provides support in raising the issue of tolerance and in discrimination prevention. The educational guide consists of a brochure with suggested lesson plans and information about the "Common Space" project and a video tape with three anti-discrimination performances created during the workshops. There is an additional recording on the video tape, which can be used with older children and youth.

"Theatre and therapy"

"Theatre and therapy" by Rachela Molicka and Maria Schejbal. In Polish.

This publication, co-written by theatre specialist Maria Schejbal and psychotherapist Rachela Molicka covers both artistic and social group processes. It summarises the many years of professional experience of the authors in theatre and therapy and presents good practices in this field in the hope that they will be useful for anyone involved in group or team work.

"Theatre script - how to tell stories in theatre"

"Theatre script - how to tell stories in theatre" by Maria Schejbal. Edited by Lucyna Kozień. In Polish.

A book describing the process of working on a performance, with the main emphasis put on the role of the theatre script. Edition: 1000 copies. For teachers, educators, therapists, workshops leaders.

This publication was written as part of our "Theatre script: publication, training, internet portal" programme, co-funded by the Polish Ministry of Culture and Heritage.