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Workshop: Verse - Back to Basics is Live!
Facilitator: Siubhan Harrison (Leading Actress, Royal Shakespeare Company)
Recently performed in the RSC's “The Merry Wives of Windsor” as Mistress Alice Ford.
Zoom Workshop Schedule:
(Leading Actress, Royal Shakespeare Company)
Join Siubhan Harrison in a transformative one-hour workshop focused on preparing Shakespeare's text for an audition. Whether you're an actor with years of experience or someone just beginning to explore the world of Shakespeare, this workshop is designed to equip you with practical skills and insights to confidently bring Shakespeare's language to life during auditions.
Siubhan's extensive career, which includes roles in productions like "The Merry Wives of Windsor" and "The School for Scandal" at the RSC, as well as notable television credits such as "Holby City" and "Fifteen-Love," has given her a wealth of experience in tackling Shakespeare's challenging text. Her approach to acting focuses on making the Bard's language both authentic and accessible, encouraging actors to connect deeply with the meaning behind the words.
About Siubhan Harrison: Siubhan is an accomplished actress with credits spanning the Royal Shakespeare Company, National Theatre, and numerous productions across the UK. Her passion for both classic and contemporary theatre shines through in her dynamic approach to acting, which balances discipline with creativity, making her an inspiring guide for those preparing to tackle the challenging world of Shakespearean auditions.
Whether you're auditioning for a Shakespeare play or simply seeking to improve your understanding of the Bard's language, "Say What You Mean" is an opportunity to develop valuable skills that will enhance your performance and deepen your connection to one of the greatest playwrights in history.
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The Montague Shakespeare Festival is proudly presented by the Shea Theater Arts Center and RiverCulture with the generous support of Greenfield Savings Bank, The Mass Cultural Council Festival Grant, and the MCC Local Cultural Councils of Amherst and Montague.