A session for those looking to discover new and fresh approaches to practising and performing monologues. Whether classical or contemporary, participants will explore a range of exercises with the chance of performing their chosen piece to receive tailored feedback in a group session.

This workshop has a limited capacity to 10 performers working on their monologue and receiving feedback. However, we are offering an additional 10 spaces to anyone who is interested in coming along to watch the session as an audience member. Audience participants will be able to learn from others' performances and the feedback from the workshop leader.

Please note: performing participants must come prepared with a practised classical and contemporary monologue. Please also bring copies of your scripts to the workshop, including one for the workshop leader. Audience participants do not need to come with any work prepared.

Date and time: 9 April, 6pm

Cost: £20 for performing participants, £10 for audience participants

NOTE: booking closes Wednesday 26 March

Study from anywhere in the world. Delivered through blended or fully online learning, this one-year programme will help you shape your creative identity, develop critical thinking skills and build a sustainable career in the performing and production arts

This one-year, practice-led, modular programme for creative graduates will evolve your practice and enhance employability in a world-leading performing and production arts education environment.

As contemporary creative artists often work across and beyond the traditional boundaries of artistic disciplines, the focus will be on bespoke, individual learning.

You will engage in critical inquiry to identify meaningful goals and develop essential knowledge, skills and attitudes for success in your artistic journey.

Throughout the programme, you will have the opportunity to build a professional network and receive support to critically engage with your practice in order to transform your creative identity.

It will also help you enhance your skills for freelance work, employment with creative agencies or further academic study, while expanding your professional network.

This is a flexible programme, where you’ll work alongside RCS lecturers and industry experts, as well as our network of national and international partners.

The MA is designed to integrate with your existing arts practice and includes a significant amount of student-led learning. It will be complemented by intensive residencies at the beginning and end of the programme, as well as online delivery, one-to-one support, and peer group learning.

Through this workshop participants will use physical theatre as a stimulus to devise a short performance piece inspired by a chosen theme.

Join us in a supportive space designed to boost confidence and spark conversation for those new to movement-based performances, helping you explore and grow in this exciting form of expression.

Wednesday 9 April, 10am-12pm - suitable for ages 11-14
Wednesday 9 April, 1-3pm - suitable for ages 15-19

Designed for those with an interest in developing their writing practices, this workshop will explore a range of helpful tools and practices to help you get from pen to paper.

Led by playwright Zinnie Harris, participants will be led through a series of exercises to create a short piece of writing.

No previous experience required.

Thursday 10 April, 10am-12pm - suitable for ages 11-14
Thursday 10 April, 1-3pm - suitable for ages 15-19

Booking closes Wednesday 26 March.