Tag: Shakespeare
I Talk of Dreams
“We are such stuff as dreams are made on”, says Prospero, in Shakespeare’s The Tempest. I have a good friend, a very experienced Shakespearean actor, who would happily change that to “made of”, claiming that otherwise nobody understands what it means. I disagree, for […]
Did My Heart Love Till Now?
My students hear those words a lot these days, whenever I need to demonstrate a particular teaching point that involves placing my voice at the disposal of sounds that combine to make words that combine to make phrases, sentences – in other […]
Fresh Voice! The Acting Class 2012
The next block of voice and acting classes will take place on Sunday mornings, from 9.30 am to 12.30 pm. 7th October – 25th November The Voice Class integrates pure voicework with physicality, creative expression and performance technique. The Voice Class works with […]
When Thoughts Collide
Since sending out the flyers, newsletters and emails promoting the new workshop, “Shakespeare’s Archetypes”, I been thinking. This is too important, and too much fun to limit to a two day workshop. So I have devised a new and cunning plan (to […]
I’ve just returned from a 3 days trip to Sydney, the first time I’ve been there for quite a few years. It came about because of an invitation to run two workshops for the NSW Speech and Drama Association‘s annual seminar. They wanted to sample […]
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