Willie Whites interview with John McGrath
Marian McCarthy discusses the research findings of Shirley Brice Health.
Learning more than you know in youth drama
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.
In this session, Darren Yorke covers his approach to making things happen on ‘new normal’ platforms like Zoom. No matter what the group’s experience has been, it’s all to play for!
In this session with Darren Yorke, we will explore making things matter, making things memorable, and making things interesting on ‘new normal’ platforms like Zoom, bringing a whole new meaning to ‘internet connection’.
Barry Morgan and Cathal Thornton's workshop allows youth theatre groups to create their own ‘point-and-click’ scenes.
This video webinar is a step by step guide on how to set up a youth theatre in Ireland.
This is intended as an early guide to give an overview of the processes and criteria involved.
Once you watch this video please contact Alan King, Deputy Director, Youth Theatre Ireland, for more detailed information.
The following presentation was delivered by Ollie Breslin, Artistic Director, Waterford Youth Arts (WYA) at Which way from here? A Youth Theatre Symposium on Friday November 22nd 2019 at University College Cork.
A 90-minute wellbeing and creative engagement training workshop
for Youth Theatre leaders.