Active Analysis: Physical Research for the Imagination (with Lucie Dawkins)

Active Analysis: Physical Research for the Imagination (with Lucie Dawkins)

Explore ways of researching a script through structured improvisation.

By SCRUM Theatre

Date and time

Wed, 10 Jul 2024 14:00 - 17:00 GMT+1

Location

191 Talgarth Rd

191 Talgarth Road London W14 United Kingdom

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About this event

  • 3 hours

ABOUT THE WORKSHOP

For: directors, actors, designers and dramaturgs

Explore ways of researching a script through structured improvisation, allowing a company to collaborate in building the world of the play. Drawing inspiration from Stanislavsky’s Opera-Dramatic Studio, this workshop is an introduction into researching a script through embodied exploration rather than with books and pencils. Come and try some new tools for bringing a collaboration to life, and empowering the actor to explore the foundations of a play together with a director.

If you like this, try the Text in Motion workshop on 15th July.


ABOUT LUCIE DAWKINS

Lucie is a director and the Co-Lead of SCRUM. She is an associate for Cheek by Jowl, and recently collaborated with Declan Donnellan on his new book, The Actor and The Space. She produces and hosts Cheek by Jowl's podcast 'Not True, But Useful...', and teaches at the Barbican and the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. Lucie trained at the David Geffen School of Drama at Yale as the Cullman Scholar in Directing. When she's not in the theatre, you'll find her curating digital projects in museums.


Frequently asked questions

Is SCRUM an accessible venue?

Unless otherwise stated, workshops take place downstairs. The downstairs of the building is fully wheelchair accessible. All bathrooms are gender neutral. There are two quiet rooms available. If you want to discuss your access needs in advance of a workshop, please get in touch.

Why is this workshop PWYC?

This summer season of workshops is supported by an external funder, which means we can properly pay our facilitating artists irrespective of ticket sales. As a charity we ask for a small donation to support our other activities.

Are there free spaces available?

Yes! If you need a free ticket, please get in touch, and if there are still places available we will provide one no questions asked. We're aware that even a small donation is a barrier to some, and we'd much rather have you able to attend :)

Organised by

SCRUM is a charity committed to making theatre more equitable and accessible for the next generation of makers and audiences, by prioritising the conditions for artists to make their best work. We are democratically organised, as a non-hierarchical collective of artists from multiple disciplines. We are currently transforming an empty commercial space in Hammersmith into a hub for theatre training, production development, and live performances.

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