You're not the audience.

You're the intervention.

We don't perform. We rehearse.

We don't sell training. We build the muscle for change.

Papilion AB is a rehearsal room for society. We turn research on racism, exclusion and belonging into playable scenes where people practise their responses.

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What's On Offer

From research to rehearsal, turning policy into practice

Civilkurage i skolan

Civilkurage i skolan

Our flagship programme. Civilkurage is the entry point, but the methodology adapts to inclusion and belonging, anti-racism and bias, conflict management and student voice. From single sessions to full school residencies.

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The Method: Forum Theatre

The Method: Forum Theatre

The Rehearsal for Life, where audiences become Spect-actors, stepping into the scene to rehearse change. A proven methodology for schools, companies and the public sector alike.

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Organisations & Staff Teams

Organisations & Staff Teams

Professional development via social theatre. We provide social services, healthcare providers and staff teams with a rehearsal room for professional ethics, dramatising difficult encounters and systemic bottlenecks to build empathy, improve communication and find collaborative solutions.

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Kommuner & Offentlig Sektor

Kommuner & Offentlig Sektor

Normkritiskt metodstöd och verksamhetsnära insatser, translating anti-racism research into practical behavioural rehearsal for municipalities and public sector.

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That Remi

Two Decades of Institutional Change Work

Remi Tawoshe - Change Practitioner
Camilla Cherry
Bristol → Malmö

I'm Remi Tawoshe, a Nigerian-born, Bristol-raised and Malmö-based multidisciplinary artist and facilitator with more than two decades of experience across theatre, youth work, education, social impact practice and community-led creative engagement.

Over those two decades, I've worked across theatre, dance, hip-hop arts, film, radio, education, social enterprise, and professional cookery. My practice is consistently rooted in community engagement, diaspora storytelling, and empowering young people through creative expression.

My approach draws on Theatre of the Oppressed and on using performance as a tool for examining systems, building empathy, and rehearsing possible change. I facilitate transformative workshops that help organisations address systemic issues and develop practical solutions for integration, anti-racism, and belonging.

BA English LiteratureCode InstituteUniversity of BristolMalmö University
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Location

Malmö, Sweden

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