Theatre, Script writing and storytelling through different methods of performance.

From 69.18 C$ /h

As a writer, you will marry your creative mind with your artistic foresight, creating dynamic pieces of multimedia that ask questions, compel conversation and, most importantly, tell stories.

In this class you will gain the key skills required to write a story from start to finish. You will then learn how to develop an idea into a play script for theatre - enquiring into genres of poetry, scriptwriting, and comedy in order to bring your creative endeavours into practical, tangible pieces of art. This class aims to offer you the confidence to use your voice to entertain, engage and provoke.

Using storytelling methodologies and a holistic pedagogy, you will be guided through the history of theatre, the birth of voice in entertainment and its ever changing status within the creative arts.

You will taught by a graduate of both the Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts and The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, with a breadth of experience in Writing, Acting and Directing. The craft you learn will be based on the syllabus and Methodologies that i found to be most pertinent professionally and will give you an insight into how I work presently on scriptwriting projects as to further your own understanding of the industry.

Extra information

You’ll need a laptop and an inquisitive mind. The ability to engage in many different genres with an open mind is important as an exposure to things we don’t like allows us to nurture our craft in those ideas that we love.

Location

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At teacher's location :

Cheapside, Liverpool L2 2SX, UK

Online from United Kingdom

About Me

I am a graduate of the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, with years of experience in professional writing, education and charity work. My poetry and long form articles have been published internationally, tackling issues surround LGBT issues and Women’s rights - as well as speaking on Educational rights of young people in China.

I have worked in association with the PROUD trust, creating poetry and Drama facilitation workshops for young people aged 11-16, worked in schools where I support the learning of SEN registered children, provide holistic support to the bottom twenty percent of academic learners and offer drama facilitation workshops to those who need help in their social confidence and writing ability.

Education

The Royal Central school of Speech and Drama - BA (Hons) Contemporary performance practice (Writing for performance)
The Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts - UAL level 3 extended diploma in Performance and Production Arts (Acting Pathway)

Experience / Qualifications

PROUD Trust - Facilitator, Mentor
Kew National Archives - Writer in Residence
INKBEAT - Poet
National Youth Theatre - Member since 2018
Pocket Thoughts - Columnist
BFI - Actor for award winning short film
The Royal Central School of Speech and Drama Student union - Campaigns officer

Age

Preschool children (4-6 years old)

Children (7-12 years old)

Teenagers (13-17 years old)

Adults (18-64 years old)

Seniors (65+ years old)

Student level

Beginner

Intermediate

Advanced

Duration

30 minutes