MASTERCLASS IN DIRECTING FOR THE THEATRE
This workshop will focus on activities and tasks that we carry out in groups. They are designed to explore and illuminate various traits of performing.
During this session we look at how we move out of our heads and into the reality of whatever we are directing and performing
In this adaptation—written and directed by George Carroll for the The Dublin Shakespeare Society, Oscar Wilde’s Lord Arthur Savile's Crime follows the seemingly fortunate Lord Arthur, a young aristocrat on the brink of a perfect marriage, whose life is abruptly unsettled by a chilling prediction. At a high-society gathering, a palm reader reveals that Arthur is destined to commit a terrible crime. What begins as an amusing curiosity quickly takes hold of his mind, transforming his engagement and future into something shadowed by inevitability and dread.
Auditions being held for a modern retelling of Macbeth, directed by Valerie Greene, with initial text by Padraig Denihan.
