Young Actors Short Course: 17-19 years
Spend five days working with one of our Globe Practitioners in this interactive course designed especially for aspiring actors, aged 17–19.
Receive hands-on instruction from Globe actors to explore Shakespeare in an exciting way through lively workshops and practical activities. Designed for young performers, this course provides an active, creative learning experience to bring Shakespeare to life in a new way.
Each session will involve warm-up games, tips and tricks for getting into character, and having fun with Shakespeare’s language and performance. There will be plenty of opportunities to perform and play scenes, trying out different styles and approaches. This course will involve voice, text and movement sessions with participants working collaboratively with their peers.
This course takes place on-site and includes a tour of the Globe Theatre.
This course is recommended for young people aged 17–19 years. The week culminates with a small sharing of work on stage for family, carers and friends.
DETAILS
TICKETS
£800
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Please purchase one ticket per individual.
This course is on-site.
Dates: Monday 4 – Friday 8 August; 10.00am-5.00pm each day.
Capacity: 20 individuals per session
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