TUESDAYS in MAY 7-9pm:
- 19th:Deep text analysis: how verse, structure, vocab, syntax give us info (12th Night & Henry V)
- 26th: How to deep dive into a character (All’s Well that Ends Well & Hamlet)
WEDNESDAYS in JUNE 7-9pm:
- 10th: Strong foundations: verse & meaning (Dream & Hamlet)
- 17th: Deep text analysis: how verse, structure, vocab, syntax give us info (Othello & Much Ado)
- 24th: How to deep dive into a character (Shrew & Lear)
If you’d like to book, just drop me an email with the day’s you’d like to book and . Sessions are £15 for the 2 hours. You can pay for the sessions on Revolut by following this link: revolut.me/ecopland
These sessions are about trying out tools to excavate Shakespeare’s text for as many creative opportunities as possible for actors and directors. You will leave your session with a bucket full of new or refreshed techniques, ready to tackle any Shakespearean speech.
During the, 2 hour, small group workshops, Emma will take you through a series of close reading and practical exercises to reveal creative possibilities beneath the surface of your chosen speech.
We’ll look at monologues and duologues from 2 different plays. Scripts will be made available to you in advance but no preparation is needed.
Build your confidence, remind yourself of & discover new theatrical tools, and get to play with Shakespeare.
The workshops will take place in the Theatre at Accidental Theatre, on Shaftsbury Square, Belfast.
All you need to bring is a pen and a copy of the provided Shakespeare scripts that you can annotate.
Booking
You can book with my directly via email & Bank transfer for the discount and avoid ticket fees at ecopland01@gmail.com
OR
You can book tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.com/cc/shakespeare-workshops-2056269
I will send you the scripts when you have your dates booked.
About Emma
Emma Copland is a Scottish theatre director, maker and facilitator. She is a current resident artist at Artsdepot, London. Emma is a recent alumni of the TDNI Invest programme, through which she spent two weeks with the RSC. Her recent directing work includes Just Crumbs (MAC, Belfast), Lady Macbeth Uncut (Drayton Arms Theatre, London), Slippery When Wet (Barons Court), Hamlet, Julius Caesar & Twelfth Night (Primary Shakespeare Company), Cooking With Carrie (Judi Amato), Romeo & Juliet (Lyric Belfast), Henry V (Bard Bits), Coriolanus (Bard Bits), Much Ado (Ruff Theatre) and Two Gents (Ruff Theatre).
