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Student study days THESE SPECIALLY CREATED DAYS WILL ENABLE STUDENTS TO EXPLORE IN DETAIL THE WORK OF THE RSC AND THE WAYS IN WHICH ACTORS, DIRECTORS AND WRITERS UNLOCK TEXTS FROM THE INITIAL CONCEPT TO THE FINAL STAGE PRODUCTIONS. TEXT AND VOICE
DIRECTING
PLAYWRITING
Ideal for: A-Level and BTEC English, Theatre and Drama students; Gifted and Talented students
Ideal for: A-Level and BTEC English, Theatre and Drama students; Gifted and Talented students
Ideal for: A-Level and BTEC English, Theatre and Drama students; Gifted and Talented students
Venue: The Clore Learning Centre
Venue: The Clore Learning Centre
Venue: The Clore Learning Centre
Date: 7 October 2014, 10am-4pm
Date: 21 November 2014, 10am-4pm
Date: 5 February 2015, 10am-4pm
Cost: £13 per student (RSC Education Members) £14 per student (non-Members)
Cost: £13 per student (RSC Education Members) £14 per student (non-Members)
Cost: £13 per student (RSC Education Members) £14 per student (non-Members)
Working with a leading RSC practitioner, this day will give students an immersive experience of the Text and Voice work of the RSC. It will explore the kind of processes actors undertake as they create meaning and understanding in Shakespeare's language. The main text will be Love's Labour’s Won (Much Ado About Nothing) but others will be explored.
Aimed at giving students an understanding of the role of an RSC Director in the rehearsal room, this day will give students a chance to experience the techniques and approaches used by leading contemporary Directors. Working with these insights and exercises, students will gain a deeper understanding of Shakespeare’s language and meaning.
Working with members of the RSC Literary and Education departments, students will go through the process of beginning to write a first draft of a new piece of work, leading to a starting script at the end of the day.
FIND INSPIRATION ONLINE Inspired by the RSC rehearsal process, www.rsc.org.uk/education offers a range of free online resources designed to support you in offering active and practical approaches to learning. · · · · ·
Explore our online Shakespeare Resource Bank, featuring images, videos, teachers’ packs and theme pages on a range of Shakespeare plays Watch our free online performances, including I, Cinna:The Poet and First Encounter King Lear Find resources to help students gain their Shakespeare Challenge Arts Award Discover Write Here, Write Now With Matilda, an online resource created to accompany our production of Matilda The Musical Learn more about the life of William Shakespeare 9