Lyndsey Turner:'Does that make sense?’ The language of theatre-making

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Date
Archive Event
Time
2pm - 3.30pm
Venue
Park Theatre, 13 Clifton Terrace, Finsbury Park, London N4 3JP
Type
Masterclass

Meaning what we say … saying what we mean … Sometimes the language of the rehearsal room trips us up and we find ourselves unable to articulate where we’re at and what we need.

Join Olivier Award-winning director, Lyndsey Turner (1536, The Crucible, The Witches), for a Masterclass about the language of theatre-making, focusing on creativity, collaboration, conflict, and the ways that the language we use can help us shape better outcomes in our work and in our workplaces.

Lyndsey will work with participants on stage to explore the relationship of language in the rehearsal room. To apply to work on stage with Lyndsey, fill in the form below by 9am on Friday 11 July. Both participants and observers will gain invaluable insight into the rehearsal process.

This is a limited availability event. Book now to avoid disappointment.


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Make sure to book your place at the Masterclass before applying. We can only consider your application if you have a place booked for the session. 

Deadline for applying: 9am, Friday 11 July 
Apply here 

Biography

Theatre includes: 1536, The Treatment, Chimerica (Almeida); The WitchesThe CrucibleUnder Milk WoodTop GirlsLight Shining in Buckinghamshire (National Theatre); After the End (Theatre Royal Stratford East); A Number (The Old Vic); Far AwayFaith HealerFathers and Sons (Donmar Warehouse); Hamlet (Barbican); Girls & BoysPoshContractions (Royal Court).