Noël Greig has been a theatre-practitioner since 1967, working as actor, director and playwright. More than fifty of his plays have been produced and performed both in the UK and overseas, and he teaches in a range of contexts, including schools, colleges and universities, running courses in playwriting, acting and theatre history. He is currently involved in making theatre with and for young people, working with youth groups around the world, and encouraging new writing.

'an inspiring reminder of the reasons that we do what we do' - Youth Drama Ireland

• 1. The Twinning Process 2. A Creative Dialogue 3. Collaborative Exchange 4. Getting the Story 5. Working Methods 6. Full Participation 7. Form and Style 8. Structure 9. Adaptation 10. Broadening the Horizons

Noël Greig has been a theatre-practitioner since 1967, working as actor, director and playwright. More than fifty of his plays have been produced and performed both in the UK and overseas, and he teaches in a range of contexts, including schools, colleges and universities, running courses in playwriting, acting and theatre history. He is currently involved in making theatre with and for young people, working with youth groups around the world, and encouraging new writing.

'an inspiring reminder of the reasons that we do what we do' - Youth Drama Ireland

• 1. The Twinning Process 2. A Creative Dialogue 3. Collaborative Exchange 4. Getting the Story 5. Working Methods 6. Full Participation 7. Form and Style 8. Structure 9. Adaptation 10. Broadening the Horizons

Noël Greig has been a theatre-practitioner since 1967, working as actor, director and playwright. More than fifty of his plays have been produced and performed both in the UK and overseas, and he teaches in a range of contexts, including schools, colleges and universities, running courses in playwriting, acting and theatre history. He is currently involved in making theatre with and for young people, working with youth groups around the world, and encouraging new writing.

'an inspiring reminder of the reasons that we do what we do' - Youth Drama Ireland

• 1. The Twinning Process 2. A Creative Dialogue 3. Collaborative Exchange 4. Getting the Story 5. Working Methods 6. Full Participation 7. Form and Style 8. Structure 9. Adaptation 10. Broadening the Horizons