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SANJH is an experimental theatre group, with commitment to exploring creative possibilities in traditional, classical and post modernistic theatrical schools.
A new course, that offers a chance to develop skills and gain knowledge of best practice within Production and technical theatre. Every person on the course will not only build their understanding, but will also be given the resources and support to help them use what they’ve learnt to create theatrical productions of professional calibre.
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STAGE EXPERIENCE
LAST FEW PLACES REMAINING!
TAMESIDE HIPPODROME – ASHTON UNDER LYNE
Monday 30 July – Saturday 11 August
10am – 5pm Mon – Fri
I am a young aspiring actor called Adam Pergande and during the last 6 years, I have worked with 3 amateur groups; Spotlight Productions, Whizz Kids and the Huntingdon Youth Theatre. I have taken part in 12 amateur theatre productions and 6 plays/shows at school and college and this experience proved invaluable with my Drama School auditions this year. I am thrilled to have been offered a place at the Academy of Live and Recorded Arts, one of the UK’s leading drama schools. ALRA is one of just 18 schools accredited by the National Council for Drama Training and competition for places on their courses is fierce.
As recently reported in ‘The Stage’, a weekly newspaper for the entertainment industry, the performing arts industry face an alarming shortage of backstage staff due to a huge growth market; “for every one person on stage there is an average of three behind the scenes”. Previously these roles have not been high profile, if indeed people knew they existed and the only training available was at university level or a crash course of work experience.
On Thursday 21 June 6-8.00pm staff in the School of English and Humanities have invited our students to hear about some of our current research and activities. We thought you might like to join them and find out more about the BAs in English, Humanities and Theatre.
These events are being held at the Brighton Museum and might be of interest.
There is a new Meetup group in London for Actors and Improvisers.
Meeting on Thursday, Mar 29, 2007, 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM at the Rag Factory, London E1 5LJ
