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This new book is a collection of practice based accounts by fifteen leading practitioners who have had a connection with London Drama, including Dorothy Heathcote, Jonothan Neelands, Andy Kempe and Daniel Shindler.
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This new practical resource book by Danielle Mackenzie published by London Drama provides teachers with seven exciting units of work and materials designed for the GCSE Edexcel Drama Examintion, New Specification, helping to organise "Order" in all that potential "Chaos".
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This book is an unparalleled step-by-step guide to Stanislavski’s System. Each element of the System is covered practically through studio exercises and jargon-free discussion.
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Shared Experience Workshop (Non Members) £85.00
The Shared Experience INSET with London Drama will be led by Joint Artistic Director, Polly Teale. Polly has also written many of Shared Experience’s productions, including Speechless, Mine and the award winning After Mrs Rochester.
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Shared Experience has been instrumental in pioneering a distinctive performance style that unites both physical and text based theatre. We will bring exercises directly from the rehearsal room to form the INSET. Techniques are practical, probing and physical, designed to stimulate the student’s imagination and increase their understanding. The day will look at the company’s unique approach to expressionism and the ensemble, intentions, physicalising emotion and to theatrically exploring the world of the ‘hidden inner’. There will also be time to apply these techniques to text, specifically to plays staged by the company. The intention of the day will be to learn through participation.
Shared Experience is now a recommended practitioner on the AQA syllabus. The INSET day will be a valuable resource for teachers wishing to know how to bring Shared Experience’s rehearsal practice into the classroom. (Ref: AQA, Drama and Theatre Studies, AS & A level, 3.2, unit 2, Presentation of an Extract from a Play.)
About Polly Teale
Polly is Joint Artistic Director of Shared Experience. For Shared Experience: The Glass Menagerie, Mine (Written and Directed), Speechless (Directed and Co-written; Fringe First Award), Ten Tiny Toes, Kindertransport, Jane Eyre (adapted and directed, Tour/West End), Brontë, After Mrs Rochester (written and directed, Tour/West End - Best Director, Evening Standard Awards; Best West End Production, Time Out Awards), Madame Bovary, The Clearing, A Doll’s House, The House of Bernarda Alba, Desire Under the Elms. Co-directed with Nancy Meckler: War and Peace (co-production with the RNT) and Mill on the Floss.
Other theatre includes: Angels and Saints (Soho Theatre); The Glass Menagerie (Lyceum, Edinburgh); Miss Julie (Young Vic); Babies, Uganda, Catch (Royal Court); A Taste of Honey (ETT); Somewhere (National Theatre); Waiting at the Waters Edge (Bush Theatre); What Is Seized (Drill Hall).
Other writing includes: Afters (BBC Screen Two); Fallen (Traverse, Edinburgh/Drill Hall).
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with Neil Bettles
Saturday 13th March 2010
10am-3.30pm
with Professor Jonothan Neelands
Saturday 7th November 2009
10am-3.30pm
at Oval House Theatre
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~ A Mantle of the Expert Approach to Drama
led by Adam Annand
Wednesday 4th March 2009
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