The Olivier Mythodrama taps in to some of the great plays of Shakespeare to help participants explore key elements of their professional lives in creative, practical ways.
The unique approach of the Olivier Mythodrama is based on timeless mythology and the great plays of Shakespeare. These are stories that tap into the fundamentals of what it means to be a leader: inspiring others, wise decision-making and behaving with conviction and integrity.
Don’t miss your chance to take your business to the next level by attending
Relocate Global's Festival of Global Mobility Thinking - which will feature Olivier Mythodrama - on 11 May at the iconic St Pancras Renaissance Hotel, London.
Leadership training using creative and practical techniques
Using techniques derived from theatre practice and informed by a profound understanding of psychology and contemporary organisational culture, Olivier Mythodrama works on brain, heart and body. It recreates the environment of the rehearsal room to help participants explore key elements of their professional lives in creative, practical ways. Rather than simply thinking about the issues involved, they are given the opportunity to enact them, reflect on them and then revise their approaches accordingly.
This ‘embodied learning’ goes far deeper than mere words. By generating memorable experiences in a safe and enjoyable atmosphere, Olivier Mythodrama equips participants with rich resources to mine in the future, enabling them to deal with a wide variety of scenarios more flexibly and effectively than before.
Developed by Richard Olivier, a member of one of the world’s most respected theatrical families, Olivier Mythodrama has been helping companies and organisations maximise their leadership potential since 2001.
Phyllida HancockThe opening Keynote will given by Phyllida Hancock. There will also be the exclusive opportunity for a group of delegates to join Phyllida for the remainder of the morning, in a breakout workshop session, to explore leaderships themes in more depth.
Phyllida worked as an actress and singer for 12 years, including two years with the Royal Shakespeare Company and in various other Shakespeare productions. She was also a member of several professional choirs and contributed to numerous recordings and tours.
In 1998, she began working within the UK public sector, designing and delivering workshops including 18 months leading race awareness and diversity courses across the Criminal Justice System.
Phyllida later moved to the (then) Department of Trade and Industry as a consultant in their 'futurefocus' facility working on scenario planning and project working, as well as working freelance as a facilitator on leadership and organisational development programmes across sectors.
She has been an Associate with Olivier Mythodrama since 2004, and leads Mythodrama programmes for organisations across the private and public sectors.
Book your place at
Relocate's Festival of Global Mobility Thinking.
Delegate place:
Full rate £530 + VAT
The Festival is a sponsored table event.The price shown is for a table of 10 delegates. We will be releasing individual tickets at a later date. Please contact Carla Foden for details.
If you are an HR or in-house mobility professional please contact
carla.foden@relocatemagazine.com for a complimentary ticket.
If you are a provider to HR or in-house mobility please contact Carla Foden to discuss the different options for attending the Festival. +44 (0)1892 891334.
Online booking from 5 January
For sponsorship details please contact Fiona Murchie or David Ward on +44 (0)1892 891334
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