
💬 Why The Masculinity Room?
Many boys are growing up without a safe space to talk about what it means to be a man.
They’re told to “man up,” hide their emotions, and stay silent and often end up confused, disconnected, or influenced by the wrong messages.
The Masculinity Room is a creative, brave space where boys aged 13–18 can explore identity, masculinity, and emotion through real talk, drama, and storytelling.
It’s not a lecture. It’s not therapy.
It’s a place to speak freely, reflect deeply, and grow in confidence together.
Whether it’s navigating pressure, building emotional language, or redefining what strength looks like — this space helps boys show up bold, honest, and proud.
🎯 What Boys Will Get
Each session is designed to support boys in developing emotional strength, creative expression, and confidence in who they are beyond stereotypes.
After attending The Masculinity Room, boys will:
Build emotional awareness — name what they feel and why it matters
Challenge pressure and expectations — unpack “be a man” culture in a safe space
Strengthen communication skills — speak honestly and listen actively
Connect with their identity — through storytelling, culture, and reflection
Grow confidence and leadership — by creating and sharing their own stories
Use drama and movement — to explore emotions beyond just words
They leave with tools - not just talk.
This isn’t about fixing boys.
It’s about giving them space to explore who they are and who they want to become.
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Taster
1–2 hrs
Quick intro with creative exercises
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One Day
5 hrs
Deep dive into story, identity and expression
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4 - Week Series
4 x 1.5 hrs
Weekly reflections, role-play and creative output.
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6 - Week Series
6 x 1.5 hrs
Full journey with performance or recorded outcome
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Taster
1–2 hrs
Quick intro with creative exercises
-
One Day
5 hrs
Deep dive into story, identity and expression
-
4 - Week Series
4 x 1.5 hrs
Weekly reflections, role-play and creative output.
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6 - Week Series
6 x 1.5 hrs
Full journey with performance or recorded outcome
Why Waju Play
Led by Lanre Danmola, a DBS-checked British-Nigerian youth facilitator, actor and educator who has worked across the UK, Europe, Africa and Asia.
Delivered 100+ workshops across the UK, Europe, Africa and Asia
Trusted by The Old Vic, COBIS, Mountview and Theatre Peckham
Sessions blend drama, storytelling and real talk
Builds confidence, expression and leadership
Helps young people show up bold, honest and proud
Want to Book a Session?
We're currently offering free or discounted taster sessions to schools, youth centres, and organisations.
To enquire or book a session, email: lanre@wajustudios.com