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Date & Time: Wed 06 Jul, 6.30pm - 8.30pm
Location: this workshop will take place online via Zoom
Join theatre maker Katie Greenall for a practical workshop exploring how to make solo autobiographical theatre. Using a series of exercises and conversations, discover how you can make work about your own experiences, rooted in care. Whether you’ve got an idea buzzing around your head, or not sure where to start, all you need you need is you.
Who is this workshop for?
This workshop is open to Freelance Royalty members only. Click here to find out more about our Freelance Royalty membership and sign up now. This workshop is suitable for early-career theatre makers, writers and performers.
How do I sign up?
Sign-ups have now closed for this workshop. You will hear from us by Fri 24 Jun if you have secured a workshop place.
How do we select who gets a place?
Our workshops are intended for specific disciplines and experience levels. To ensure that everyone attending gets the most out of the workshop, all entrants that meet the intended requirements are entered into a lottery and randomly selected.
ABOUT KATIE GREENALL
Katie Greenall (she/they) is a facilitator, theatre maker & writer currently living in London. She makes autobiographical work, that often explores fatness, queerness and community, alongside making work with Young People and Communities across London. Since 2019, Katie has been performing her award-winning autobiographical solo show, FATTY FAT FAT.
Dates, Times & Tickets
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Wed 6 Jul 6:30 PM
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Wed 6 Jul 6:30 PM
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