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Genre: Workshops
Summer School – Play in a Week
Looking for something to keep your children busy during the summer holidays?
Why not join us for a fun week of drama, games and acting where children will create their own ‘Play in a Week’ to perform to family and friends. Play in a Week is perfect for ages 7-13 years.
Wine Tasting at The Queen’s
Join us for an elegant wine tasting evening at Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch, featuring the classic wines of France, Spain and Italy in partnership with our friends at Grape Passions. Immerse yourself in the rich flavours and aromas of expertly crafted wines, guided by our knowledgeable host who will share insights into the winemaking process.
Whether you’re a connoisseur or a casual enthusiast, this delightful evening promises a relaxed atmosphere, delicious tastings, and great company.
Featuring 6 carefully selected wines, nibbles, and a masterclass. This event is strictly 18+.
Radio Caroline: The True Story of the Boat that Continues to Rock
Join Ray Clark for an illustrated talk on the fascinating history of pirate radio and its importance in the evolution of radio in the UK.
This includes the local story of Radio Caroline, the pioneering pirate radio station broadcasting from ships anchored in international waters off the East coast.
Please note that this is not a ticket Caroline: A New Musical. Please also note that you do not need to have booked to see Caroline: A New Musical to be able to attend this pre-show talk.
Outer Limits – Directing Panto – Oh yes You Can! with Kate Lovell
Drawing on experiences of directing Cinderella and Jack and the Beanstalk at Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch, Kate will cover the pivotal role of the audience, call and response, traditions, casting and approaches to modernisation. This workshop is for early and mid-career directors.
Outer Limits – Preparing for Auditions with Limited Time with Alex Thorpe
Alex Thorpe, QTH Co-Creative Director, will lead a practical workshop and Q&A on how you might prepare for an audition when you only have a limited amount of time.
This workshop is for professional actors who are early or mid-career. You will have graduated from a recognised drama school and/or have completed your first professional acting job with a run of at least 11 performances. Equally, you may have an established and current professional acting career.
Caroline: A New Musical – Directors Talk
A free pre-show Director’s talk.
Loot – Directors Talk
Book your space now for our FREE pre-show Director’s Talk for Loot.
Outer Limits – Writing Plays with Big Lungs with Rebecca Latham
What are the contributing factors at play? How can you as a writer be thinking about your work for those stages and what are we as readers and programmers considering?
This workshop is for mid-career professional playwrights who have already had at least one of their play professionally produced, performed by professional actors for a run of at least 11 performances or more. Or equivalent experience.
Rebecca is the RSC’s New Works Manager. Credits as dramaturg include: For the RSC: Macbeth (Daniel Raggett); Cyrano de Bergerac; Hamlet (Rupert Goold); Edward II (Daniel Raggett); Cowbois; As You Like It (Omar Elerian); First Encounters: Twelfth Night (Robin Belfield) and The Comedy of Errors (Alex Thorpe).
Rebeca oversees research and development on commissions and actively seeks out writers for the RSC to engage with. Previously Rebecca worked at the Almeida Theatre, The Old Vic, and was a Senior Reader at Theatre503.
Outer Limits – Getting Your Work Programmed with Steven Bowyer
Covering how to approach venues, package and pitch your show and gain an insight into what venue programmers are looking for. There will be an opportunity to analyse tour packs and discuss practical steps for building relationships with venues.
This workshop is aimed at artists/organisations who are looking to further develop and tour their work.
