Our New Epic production of Sophocles’ OEDIPUS plays from the 26th Feb.. £10 tix now available…
http://www.blueelephanttheatre.co.uk/oedipus
In the glory of a United Kingdom, Oedipus stands firm, strong and defiant, his army that brought his nation to triumph basks in victory, when the King hears of a prophesy that could bring ruin to all that he has built his attention quickly moves to correct it, as he searches deeper for the truth the ruin is all his.
Established in 2002, this leading & unique studio environment provides you with the consistent and real means to engage, unlock, and invest in your own specific methodology. All acting has one whether it’s born out of habit, sound intuition, or real technique. But just like the elite athlete in the 21st-century, the profession of the actor requires you to have a professional & vibrant approach.
Sat, Sun @ 9-6pm (Places: 12)
This class is structured for those around the UK & Internationally who are currently unable to attend a main class
For more information go to: http://actingclasseslondon.co.uk/
Emanate Theatre present by William Shakespeare at the White Bear Theatre
20-24 February 2013
8:45pm
www.emanatetheatre.co.uk
http://www.ticketsource.co.uk/whitebear/
“Oh beware, my lord, of jealousy!
It is the green-eyed monster, which doth mock
The meat it feeds on.”
A web of lies affects the weak and mighty alike.
The happy marriage of Othello and his young bride Desdemona is threatened by the evil machinations of the scheming Iago. Othello no longer trusts those around him as Iago’s evil spreads through Cyrpus.
In one of the Shakespeare’s greatest tragedies, come and witness the destruction of a titan, who must die by the sword he has lived by.
Directed by Emily Morrison
Bryony Reiss
Emma Kirrage
George Jauncey
Kingsley Amadi
Patrick Oldham
Stephen Adams
Tom Lewis
Thomas Van der Klugt
AT THE CORBETT THEATRE
EAST 15 BA Acting & Contemporary Theatre present
DEBUT
Wednesday 20th to Saturday 23rd February
The Debut Festival is a unique event dedicated to the staging of new plays written, directed and performed by graduate year students from this course.
Previous works from this annual event have gone on to earn accolades and awards on the international stage.
To get up-to-date information on current DEBUT news, visit the web site at; http://www.debutfestival.co.uk/
Concept by Uri Roodner Writers mentored by April de Angelis
Directors mentored by Bryony Shanahan and Jesse Britton
Wednesday 20th February
7.30pm Bunco by Yasmin Zadeh
8.45pm Play for September by Olivia Hirst
Thursday 21st February
7.30pm Lightning Bent by Sid Flowers
8.45pm Just Call Me Kate by Agnes Wild
Friday 22nd February
6.30pm Who Killed Lauren Swift by Megan Thomas
7.45pm Sandpits Avenue by Natalie Wain.
9.00pm The League of Saint George by Georgia Bliss
Saturday 23rd February
11am Bunco by Yasmin Zadeh
12.15pm Play for September by Olivia Hirst
2.30pm Lightning Bent by Sid Flowers
3.45pm Just Call Me Kate by Agnes Wild
5.30pm Who Killed Lauren Swift? by Megan Thomas
7.45pm Sandpits Avenue by Natalie Wain.
9.00pm The League of Saint George by Georgia Bliss
MARKET BOY by David Eldridge
Directed by Christopher Dunham
Thursday 14th March-Sunday 24th March at 7.30 pm
(no performances on Monday or Tuesday)
The Poor School
Graduates Showcase
The Poor School holds auditions throughout the year. You are asked to prepare one modern piece of between 90 seconds and two minutes. We advise that you cast yourself, in terms of age and temperament, asaccurately as possible.
You must have read and understood the play your piece is taken from.
In general, we are looking for evidence of ability that would benefit from a training.
An audition fee of £20 is charged
Enquiries: acting@thepoorschool.com
AUDITIONS for the two year training beginning October 2013. Next AUDITION March 15th
FOUR DAY COURSES: 19th – 22nd March; 23rd – 26th April; 14th – 17th May;
If you don’t like something, change it. If you can’t change it, change your attitude.
Maya Angelou
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