The
Mums'
Writing
Circle

The Mums' Writing Circle is a weekly mother and child group centred around Mum, using writing practice to support the transition into motherhood and build community. ​
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We use writing to process our experiences, navigate our positioning in the world, and take up space as mothers. Drawing on diverse forms and motherhood narratives, from creative non-fiction to poetry, we explore and celebrate our own voices and stories, and find ways in which the rhythms of writing practice and every day lives as mums can be intertwined.
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Importantly, we meet in beautiful spaces, where Mums can spend an hour a week releasing, reconnecting, and recharging.
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No writing experienced is necessary. Just bring a notebook and pen!
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This group is open for anyone who self-identifies as a Mum or with motherhood, whatever way that looks.
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About Course Leader
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Bethan Kitchen is an award-winning writer and director, and Artistic Director of BRASH. Her plays have been produced at the likes of Northern Stage, Live Theatre, Park Theatre, English Touring Theatre, and Theatre Hullabaloo. She is the Young People and Communities Producer and Lead Facilitator for Northern Stage, with over a decade of experience as a Creative Facilitator. She has the writer of a short film series, and has been Writer in residence for RIFT Theatre London and Soho Theatre's Writer's Lab. She is Mum to two children.​​​​​​​​​​​​
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Spring Bookings
Bookings have now closed for all our Spring groups apart from our Sunday Open Sessions, which you can book by clicking the link below. From May, Bethan will be launching her new business, MotherFolk, under which all writing circle groups will run. To find out about these groups, and other offerings of MotherFolk, click here or the link below.

Click here to be the first to know about future Writing Circle groups with MotherFolk

For Mums of children aged 0-100! You are welcome to join with or without your children.

Gift the opportunity to attend The Mums' Writing Circle for free, for someone couldn't otherwise afford it.