Caoimhe McAvinchey and Karl Wallace’s introduction to physical theatre techniques.
Annie Ryan’s practical workshop emphasising principles for good practice and play.
Following on from The First Class, Annie Ryan’s workshop in ensemble physical theatre.
Using skills from the Lecoq School, Judith Higgins helps you create a step-by-step approach for workshop facilitators.
Dragnet is a dance-drama that uses dance-movement, mime, and music to communicate a story. A workshop by Kevin Murphy.
Marcus Bale’s workshop on clowning and more high-focus work.
David Grant’s workshop from our 2010 Making Connections International Training Course.
Sue Mythen’s workshop from our 2010 National Festival of Youth Theatres.
Kathie Prince’s wonderful voice workshop.
For this workshop, Casey Hallahan asks you to convert your at-home workspace, into a theatrical space. Using the functionality of zoom, to create theatre at home.
A series of workshops were tried and tested exercises have been adapted for the online space. Most of these principles can be re-applied to socially distanced, in the room workshops too.
In this film-based workshop (or series of workshops) from Colin Thornton, participants will learn the basics of screen acting by performing scripted scenes on camera, and then later, through critiquing the work.