ACTORS'
STUDIO
Develop your acting skills in one of two weekly workshops. Whether you have a little or a lot of acting experience, these workshops will provide a strong setting and broad base for you to build upon, teaching you to develop those all-important physical and vocal skills in a friendly, fun and supportive environment.
Acting Skills
All levels welcome to this workshop style course. A new topic every week to sharpen your acting skills .
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Across 7 weeks you will study a range of acting skills in a friendly environment. Classes vary in style including acting exercises and scene studies. The facilitator provides feedback on performances as well as leads discussions with the group.
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Example topics could include: Shakespeare, Objectives & Tactics, Auditions & Self Tapes, Monologues.
Scene Studies
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All levels welcome, but you must have attended Acting Skills previously to book onto this course.
In Scene Skills, you will be focusing on 3-5 minute scenes from different playwrights. You will have the opportunity to study character, memorize lines and work with a scene partner.
Students will need to observe and give feedback to the scenes presented. Expect to perform your scene each week and to learn your lines to the best of your ability outside of class time. This course will feel like a rehearsal room rather than a classroom and will give insight into taking notes from a director, blocking and timing.
Potential writers could include: Harold Pinter, Anton Chekov, Tennessee Williams, Shakespeare, Oscar Wilde.
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Sessions will be held by Lucy Herring.
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Lucy Herring is a London-based actor, director and facilitator with a passion for comedy, immersive theatre and helping people discover confidence through performance.
A graduate from East 15 Acting School, Lucy works across theatre, education and large-scale immersive experiences, including Boomtown Festival, the International British Theatre School and has taught actor training for a wide range of community participants. Her workshops are energetic, playful and supportive, encouraging actors to take creative risks, connect truthfully with text and connect with the joy of performance.
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