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UCL Bloomsbury Theatre's Education Department hosts a series of workshops and lectures based on Euripides' The Trojan Women

As The National Theatre revive the play this year we ask the question ‘Why now?’

A series of practical workshop sessions and lectures on the play led by experienced practitioners reveal how Euripides’ concerns are as relevant now as they were 2,000 years ago.

(In conjunction with our Education dept)

5th February

Workshop on 'Exploring the role of the chorus in The Trojan Women'

by Tasmin Shasha (Actors of Dionysus)

also'Text and Performance – Edexcel GCE Drama & Theatre Studies syllabus’

by Rebecca Reed

1:15pm in the Studio at UCL Bloomsbury Theatre, 15 Gordon Street, London, WC1H 0AH

Tickets: £5:00; concs £4:00 schools £4:00

www.thebloomsbury.com

Email enquires to education:

rebecca@thebloomsbury.com;

tel 0207-679-2914



6th February

Workshop and lecture on 'Masks and Chorus in Ancient Greek Theatre'

by Chris Vervain

also 'Text and Performance – Edexcel GCE Drama & Theatre Studies syllabus

by Rebecca Reed

1:15pm in the Studio at UCL Bloomsbury Theatre, 15 Gordon Street, London,WC1H 0AH

Tickets: £5:00; concs £4:00 schools £4:00

www.thebloomsbury.com

Email enquires to education:

rebecca@thebloomsbury.com;

tel 0207-679-2914

 

5th March

Workshop and Lecture on ‘Greek tragedy'

by Professor Edith Hall

and

'Chorus Matters'

by Yana Zarifi (Thiasos Theatre Company)

12:00pm in the Studio at UCL Bloomsbury Theatre, 15 Gordon Street, London, WC1H 0AH

Tickets: £5:00; concs £4:00 schools £4:00

www.thebloomsbury.com

Email enquires to education:

rebecca@thebloomsbury.com;

tel 0207-679-2914