It’s the most wonderful time of the year!
In tonight’s workshop, a.k.a. the last workshop of the year, we do not have just one, not just two, but a banging six facilitators in store for you! Yes… You’re right! It’s our biannual All-Star Workshop.
After these six heroes have enriched us with their wisdom, we will be gathering in the Camden Exchange for some lovely Christmas celebrations.
We are super excited! Hopefully, you are too!
Doors: 6.45pm | Workshop 7pm | Synge Street CBS.
Happy Sunday to all!
Next Tuesday is the penultimate workshop of the year and we are in a festive spirit for this one.
This week we will be looking at character creation and development through the lens of that old seasonal chestnut Charles Dickens: A Christmas Carol! Using this classic text as a launching point, we will be looking at our characters past, distant present and their future before returning to the modern day to see the effects of what our journey has had on them!
Guaranteed to get you in the Christmas Spirit this workshop is one not to be missed!
If it’s your first workshop it’s on us!
Doors 6.45pm | workshop 7pm | Synge Street CBS
After his last workshop being such a big success, and to conclude our block: Scene Creation, Jay Cosgrave is returning to Synge Street CBS to teach us the basics of stage combat!
Stage combat is a specialised technique in theatre designed to create the illusion of physical combat without causing harm to the performer. Teaching us the ropes, Jay will educate us in how to throw safe punches, kick one in the vital parts and stage a believable fight. All for our viewing pleasure.
For all of us to enjoy this workshop in a safe manner, it is of utmost importance you arrive at the school on time and don’t miss the health and safety briefing.
Wear comfortable clothing that won’t prevent you from moving around and attacking your enemies!
Door 6:45 | Workshop 7 pm (Sharp) | Synge Street CBS.
No Drama Theatre excitedly invite you to our…
TABLE QUIZ FUNDRAISER
emphasis on the fun
In support of our upcoming production “The Man who Shot Liberty Valance”
Come and compete for the chance to test your noggins and win fabulous prizes and great glory! There’ll also be a raffle on the night, a special sneak peak treat of the promo artwork and bants galore.
Entry €5 | Doors at 19:30 | Event click here
While we had promised you a workshop in Stage Combat, due to unforeseen circumstances the wonderful Jay Cosgrave, unfortunately, had to postpone this festival of (fake) punches to the 4th of December.
But not to worry, we will have a fantastic facilitator taking the wheel this Tuesday, with his expertise in improv this is promising to be an extremely helpful workshop. This Tuesday Dan McCormack will provide you with an intro to improv
and we will be working on a devised narrative.
Your first workshop is on us!
Hope to see you there.
Doors: 6.45pm | Workshop: 7pm | Synge Street CBS
We are thrilled to announce that No Drama Theatre will be appearing in Scene + Heard Festival of New Writing 2019. This is a fantastic festival organised by Smock Alley Theatre and your chance to partake in a piece on their mainspace!
For this piece we are looking for:
A male actor in his late 20’s.
A woman, with an interest in voice acting.
Physical actors who would like to take part in the physical choir, that will have no lines but are key to the piece.
Auditions will take place on Saturday 8th December and Sunday 9th December in Synge Street CBS.
For more information about this piece and for signing up for the auditions, please contact us on contact@nodramatheatre.com, with your name, availability for the auditions and which role(s) you’re interested in
Good evening! We hope your Monday was short and sweet, and even more so we hope you’re looking forward to tomorrow!
In this week’s workshop, we will be elaborating on this month’s theme, scene creation, focusing on the basic conditions a scene requires. Starting by defining the “who”, “where” and “what”, then we will focus the most important and interesting part of a scene: the conflict. Exploring what kinds of conflict we can find and use these to create our own scenes.
Will this be your first workshop? Then it’s on us!
Doors 6.45pm | Workshop 7pm | Synge Street CBS
November Theatre outing Time Whoop Whoop!! This month we will be going to see ‘ Woman Undone’ by The Broken talkers in The Project Arts Centre next Wednesday 21st Nov @ 7.30pm.
If you have seen the Brokentalkers work before you will understand our excitement for this theatre outing, as they are incredible, mind blowing stuff. If you haven’t yet, please put your name in the hat to be selected.
Our fantastic events manager MS Kate Cosgrave has secured 10 tickets for the show at the hugely discounted price of 16 euro each.
If you’re interested, please email loudunne@gmail.com. Who will pull names out of a hat on Friday and get in touch with everyone.
In tomorrow’s workshop, we’ll be workshopping 3 scenes – just like we would in a rehearsal. The main scenes will be from: The Stephen Briggs adaptation of Terry Pratchett’s Night Watch and Noises off by Michael Frayn.
We’ll be looking at a little bit of everything, touching as many different sides of creating a scene and we expect everyone will find something of value in this workshop.
If it’s your first one, it’s on us.
Tuesday 13th November | Doors 6.45pm | Workshop 7pm | Synge Street CBS
We are really, very, excited to announce to you, this Tuesday’s workshop!
To conclude our Character Building and Story Telling block, we have a fantastic workshop for you: Storytelling with Aron Hegarty of Candlelit Tales.
