Adult Drama Class
Live Drama is holding weekly adult drama classes starting on 16th September, structured in 10 week terms, and targeted at anyone over the age of 16.
About Adult Drama Class
These weekly classes are structured in 10 week terms and targeted at anyone over the age of 16. Each term focuses on a different aspect of drama and the performing arts. Previous terms have covered improvisation, characterisation, role play, physical theatre techniques and scripted scene study. Generally, but not always, terms will culminate in a performance of work created to family and friends.
"It’s a great class because you make friends with folk who have a common interest with you. There is never any judgement, there are no egos and you know everyone is there to support you." - Participant Feedback / 2015
The group has been working on a production together since January 2020 which had to be postponed and is scheduled to be performed on November 24th / 25th 2020.
Rebellious Elements, by Robert Alcock, is a play that deals with the stories we live by, often without even realising it. It asks: can we change the outcome of these stories, and if so, how? These questions become urgent and topical in the context of the global ecological emergency.
In line with the phased reopening of Community Centres we aim to restart face to face rehearsals from October 21st. Until then, classes will be delivered online via Zoom.
While we take every opportunity to ensure the details for Adult Drama Class are accurate, we always advise that you contact the event organiser before setting out for the event to avoid disapointment. All information (whether in text or photographs) is given in good faith but should not be relied upon as being a statement of representation or fact.
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