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A photo from Voicebox's East End Masculinities Show. Actor Alex, a boy aged around 13, sat on a dark stage, looking out with a serious expression. Behind him is a boxing ring.

We're Voicebox.

We deliver drama workshops for schools and organisations

about masculinity.

 

Our highly-trained team enable participants to practically explore the role of masculinity and gender stereotypes in difficult topics such as consent, gender-based violence, misogyny, relationships and mental health - with all genders, for all genders. 

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Why
choose
us?

Led by expert facilitators, our bespoke workshops, assemblies and projects are designed to empower participants to combat gender stereotypes, challenge toxic masculinity (or 'unhealthy masculinity'), and prioritise mental wellbeing.

A photo from Voicebox's East End Masculinities Show. The same photo as at the top of the home page of actor Alex, but lower down his body. We can see his arms in his grey addidas zip hoodie resting on his legs.

We've worked with...

Our impact...

of teachers said it was very useful to explore masculinity as part of relationships education.

of students have a better understanding of the role of masculinity.

A photo of facilitators Fredi, Andy and Jack leading a workshop with a group of young people inside a large drama studio. The facilitators are stood up while the young people sit on the floor with pieces of paper in front of them. The sun is shining through a large window on the back wall.

What we do

Voicebox provides a range of engaging assemblies, projects and drama workshops for secondary schools, primary schools, and colleges. 

Our expert facilitators arrive at the school ready to deliver a host of exciting content to one (or many) of your year groups. This might involve a whole year group assembly, followed by a series of smaller workshops, or a day of workshops.

 

Our current programme sits in line with the

PSHE national curriculum 2023. 

A photo from Voicebox's East End Masculinities Show. The same photo as at the top of the home page of actor Alex, but lower down his body. We can see his arms in his grey addidas zip hoodie resting on his legs.

Who we've worked with...

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The Harris Academy Tottenham logo. The text 'Harris Academy Tottenham' in white letters, beside a white graphic of a swirled shape.
The Brit School logo. The text 'The Brit School' in black letters, below a graphic of a stick person with the arms and legs spread wide, as if performing.
King's Bruton logo. The text 'King's Bruton' above a latin phrase 'Deo Juvante'. Above the text is an image of a fish and a large gold crown.
A photo from Voicebox's launch event at Camden People's Theatre. A panel are sat across a long table on the stage with a slide show behind them. A seated audience all watch, with some having their hands raised to ask a question.

What people say

"The workshop went above and beyond my expectations and was extremely beneficial for our nominated pupils. It was a concise and easily accessible entry for pupils to engage with hard-to-talk-about subjects. The pupils were encouraged to lead their own discussions and were motivated to develop their answers with confidence and clarity".

Teacher, Finchley Catholic School
 

A photo of a rehearsal from Voicebox's East End Masculinities Show. Facilitator Jack is talking to a young participant. They are standing inside a large hall with tables and chairs set out. They both look in the same direction, with Jack gesticulating and the participant concentrating on what is being said.

Ready to book?

Send us a message and we'll get back to you.

Which workshop(s) would you like to book?

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