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Young People
16 – 21: Telling Epic Stories
This practical theatre-making workshop led by My Brilliant Friend Staff Director Nicky Allpress will explore some of the techniques used to tell this epic story, spanning many years and locations. This workshop will also consider how puppetry can help to convey complex and sensitive parts of the story.
16 – 21: Staging Fantastical Stories
This practical directing workshop led by The Ocean at the End of the Lane Staff Director Sophie Moniram, will share some of the approaches used in the rehearsal room and help you to expand your creative thinking.
16 – 21: Directing workshop
In this practical workshop led by Three Sisters Staff Director Moji Elufowoju, you will explore the process of directing a new version of a classic text.
16 – 21: Acting workshop – Placing Memory
This practical acting workshop led by Death of England Staff Director, Sian Ejiwunmi-Le Berre, will investigate the role of memory in drama. Through solo and group exercises you will explore how memory can be triggered by the senses, deepening the actor’s experience in constructing a character during a performance.
16-21: How to be a Stage Manager
On this course you’ll have the chance to go backstage at the National Theatre, work with our stage managers and try out the huge variety of jobs they undertake. From learning the basics of cueing to creating a props list and a daily rehearsal call, this is a brilliant opportunity to develop your skills.
16-21: How to be a Theatre Producer
Have you ever wondered what a producer does and how they do it? Are you passionate about theatre, music and art and want to create cultural events that inspire others? Are you a creative thinker and do you like solving problems? Then this producing course is for you!
16 - 25? Get £7.50 tickets
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