Theatre Makers: Next Generation
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Join a welcoming space for 18-25 year olds that encourages you to become bolder, wiser and more compassionate as you develop a new piece of theatre with your peers.
Though ensemble work you’ll be able to explore, experiment and innovate as part of the creative process. These weekly workshop sessions will also help you to take risks and express yourself with confidence and clarity.
Be part of a collaboration of brave and inclusive new work that exemplifies imagination and social consciousness. Share in a platform that amplifies the voices of unheard stories and celebrates your power, courage, ambition and strength.
At the end of the term, there will be a shared viewing of the project, followed by a Q&A session. This will allow you to share both the work you’ve developed and the process behind it. No experience necessary.
Important information
Ticket prices: £65 for 10 week term
Running time: 2h
Age recommendation: 18 - 25
Sessions are on Wednesdays at 19:00 – 21:00 (excluding 15 Feb for half term break).
“This is an exciting opportunity for the next generation of theatre makers. Theatre is more than entertainment. It tells stories forcing us to look at ourselves and the society we live in. The new, young generation of theatre creatives are the future of original, bold, connected work.
A great opportunity to create an experimental, innovative, challenging and safe creative environment. This is a must! Sign up now for this very special course.”
Sam Clemmett, Actor
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