SCRIPT/ACTING DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP DAY Facilitator/Director: Valerie Greene <!--Adaptation (in collaboration): Paul Murray Author of From the Shadow of Dracula: A Life of Bram Stoker --> EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST – CONFIRM ATTENDENCE WITH: Valerie Greene vamgreene(at)icloud.com or 086-8837138
Dublin Shakes has a unique opportunity to run a weekend Voice Workshop on SaturdayMarch 2nd & Sunda March 3rd and will be presented by Kevin Crawford. (Founding member of the Roy Hart Theatre company, whose ground-breaking influence on contemporary Voice-work for theatre is internationally recognized. Kevin was a full-time member of faculty at the School […]
A series of three workshops that aim to introduce and develop actors to red nose clown, that will form the basis of the Shakes production of Cyrano in the Autumn of 2019. The workshops will also be used to adapt some sections of the play and will form the basis for the selection of the […]
This Forum Theatre event comprised two short pieces devised over six weekly workshops with Shakes members. Forum Theater, one of the major techniques within Theatre of the Oppressed, allows spectators to collaborate in the experience by becoming ‘spect-actors’ (the audiences who participate in the actual performance). Through a moderator (Joker) and a group of actively […]
Based on The Ballad of Reading Goal by Oscar Wilde the themes still relevant today: loss, guilt, imprisonment and a judicial system based on the idea of revenge and retribution and how that affects the most vulnerable in society. His Grave has got No Name is a devised piece especially for theatre based on the […]
Get ready to dive headfirst into a whirlwind of laughter, creativity, and spontaneous storytelling at the Dublin Shakespeare Society’s upcoming Improv Workshop! Whether you’re an experienced thespian or a curious beginner, this event promises an electrifying day filled with high-energy short-form games and playful exercises designed to ignite your imagination and boost your confidence.
Dublin Shakespeare Society is delighted to present a one-day workshop with Michael McCabe A three hour workshop in A FRESH PROSPECTIVE on SHAKESPEARE Introducing people to new techniques and ways of building a character, ensemble work, preparing a speech, looking at a scene, looking at a play and indeed doing a play. Propose one of […]
The Oscar Wilde short story, Lord Arthur Savile's Crime, is being adapted for performance in the Teachers Club, by George Carroll and it is planned to present the performance late May 2026. The first workshop is on February 21st 2026.