We want to share our practice and ways of working to widen opportunities for young people in theatre and beyond.
Our training courses are a practical, fun and engaging introduction to how we work. They’ve been created in discussion with youth theatre makers and are for anyone interested in meaningfully collaborating with young people.
Our training is delivered by our Artistic Director and Joint-CEO Nuna Sandy and our Associate Director Mariana Aristizabal Pardo, building on years of experience working with young people and across the theatre and dance sectors.
We offer a range of training, including a two day training course, shorter online courses, and bespoke training delivered at your organisation.
We don’t currently have any upcoming training. Our new training courses will be announced in Summer 2026.
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Upcoming Training
Unfortunately, we don’t currently have any upcoming training.
New training courses will be announced in Summer 2026.
Meet our trainers
Nuna Sandy, Artistic Director and Joint-CEO
Before becoming Company Three’s Artistic Director, Nuna was a member of the Olivier award-winning company Boy Blue Entertainment, ZooNation: The Kate Prince Company, and one of the founding members of the dance group Plague. She has worked as a teacher, choreographer, movement director and Facilitator for companies including Lyric Hammersmith and London Studio Centre, and has choreographed performances at Sadlers Wells, Barbican Centre, the Place and the Pleasance Theatre.
During her time at C3 Nuna has directed two sold out runs of #Blackis… At the Pleasance Theatre and New Diorama.
Mariana Aristizabal Pardo, Associate Director
Mariana is a Colombian theatre maker based in London. Mariana's work explores the intersections between cultures and languages through collaborative methodologies. She has presented work in Argentina, Bolivia, Canada, Chile, Colombia, The Netherlands and the UK.
She is co-director of the award-winning company MarianaMalena Theatre, a channel to amplify female and Latinx stories in the UK. As director, associate director, assistant director and/or facilitator Mariana has worked for theatres like the RSC, Royal Court, Soho Theatre, Chipping Norton, Old Vic, LIFT Festival, Arcola Theatre, Blue Elephant, The Omnibus, The Space, Southwark Playhouse, amongst others. She is beena reader for the Burntwood Prize and the Woven Voices Prize.
With C3 Mariana has led workshops on wellbeing and session planning for organisations like ArtsDepot and the National Theatre.
