Collaborative Vocal Improvisation La-La Lab

Welcome to La-La Lab

Join us for a playful and explorative workshop where we dive into the joyful world of vocal improvisation, play, and co-la-la-laboration! This is a space to free your voice, connect with others, and discover the magic that happens when we create together in the moment.

You don’t need to be a trained singer — just bring your curiosity, your voice, and your willingness to play.

What to Expect?

• Collaborative Vocal Improvisation practices (CVI) that encourage vocal expression and creativity

• Lots of singing, as well as warm ups, group games, movement and laughter

• An opportunity to connect and sing with likeminded people

Your Facilitators

Katie Rose White

Katie is a Play Artist and founder of The Best Medicine; with a specific interest in encouraging adults to play and be playful. Katie has trained in Collaborative Vocal Improvisation as well as clowning, fooling and therapeutic laughter exercises. Facilitating workshops across the UK; she has begun to fuse her love of playfulness with vocal improvisation and is excited by the rich potential of this fusion.

Bryony Bird

Bryony is an artist and performer with a background in jazz singing and a passion for spontaneous expression. Trained in Collaborative Vocal Improvisation, she's excited by its capacity to draw out different parts of ourselves, fostering presence, connection and transformation.

Bryony + Katie love to create safe and playful spaces where voices can meet, explore, and surprise—no experience required, just curiosity.

Fee

We want to make our workshops affordable to people who are unemployed or on lower incomes, so we have created a three tier system.

£25 - Supported tickets are for individuals who are unemployed or have a significantly low income.

£30 - Standard ticket

£35 - Supporter tickets are for individuals who have a higher income and want to help us make the workshop more affordable for others.

Venue

King Charles Hall, Falmouth, Cornwall, TR11 3HX

The hall is located behind King Charles the Martyr Church on New Street. We'll be using the hall upstairs.

Timings For The Day

The session will run from 10am-1pm on Saturday the 7th of March 2026. You can arrive any time after 9.45am. We'll have a short break at roughly 11.30am, we won't have access to the kitchen this time so please bring a flask. Theres also a handful of coffee shops you could run to in the break.

Travel and Parking

There are various ticketed car parks in Falmouth, however if you'd prefer not to pay for parking there are many free on street options - on Marlbourgh Road, Budock Terrace, Florence Terrace (about 10min walk away) or the surrounding area.

The closest train station from the hall is Falmouth Town and is about a 10 min walk.

There are also many buses that will drop you on The Moor which is also a 10 min walk away from the hall.

Accessibility

The hall is accessible to wheelchair users. We will be using the hall upstairs. There is one step at the entrance and a platform lift that will take you to the hall.

Please let us know if you have any access needs that we need to be aware of.

Cancellation Policy

If you cancel 2 weeks before the event we’ll give you a full refund (excluding booking fee). If you cancel 1 week before the event we'll refund 50% of the ticket price (excluding booking fee). If you cancel 6 days or less prior to the booking you will not receive a refund.