The 3-day advanced workshop has successfully concluded! Participants from diverse backgrounds explored the core elements of drama and their application in addressing social issues. The workshop also included follow-up coaching support to assist participants in enhancing existing drama programmes or developing new educational initiatives.

三天的「世界公民教育的戲劇實踐」進階工作坊圓滿結束！來自不同領域的參與者一同深入探討戲劇的基本元素與運用方式，理解戲劇情境設定與社會議題的關係。 課程提供後續 coaching 支援，幫助優化現有戲劇活動，或設計全新的教育體驗。

From Old Bean Grows Bak Choy was presented at GUTTA Books & Coffee in Taipei — a small, intimate space that felt like the perfect match for the themes and tone of this solo performance.

From Old Bean Grows Bak Choy 在台北的演出場地，選在無論如河公益書店師大店 — 小巧而親密的空間，非常切合這個獨腳戲的內容和風格。

Practitioners from education, social work and advocacy gathered in this one-day workshop to explore social issues through Process Drama. Participants gained first-hand experience in the drama activities and took part in an interactive lecture to deepen their understanding of Process Drama design and facilitation skills. A learning journey rich in dialogue and critical reflection.

來自教育、社工與倡議領域的夥伴，參與一天的工作坊，一起透過「過程戲劇」探索社會議題，除了親身體驗戲劇活動，更通過互動講座，深入了解教案設計與引導技巧，共同創造一場富有對話與思辨的學習旅程。

I shared From Old Bean Grows Bak Choy with the faculty and students of the Department of Theatre Arts and Applied Drama at the National University of Tainan, followed by a lecture on how this solo performance uses creative practice as a research method through auto-ethnographic performance research.

為臺灣國立臺南大學戲劇創作與應用學系的師生，分享From Old Bean Grows Bak Choy，並進行講座，解釋這個獨腳戲如何以創作為研究方法，進行「自述民族誌式表演研究」。