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Lights, action, teach!
DISCOVER innovative directing techniques
ENRICH your teaching skills and practice, and deepen your knowledge of how to build a theatre company
COLLABORATE with renowned theatre-makers Chris Drummond, Jascha Boyce and Daisy Brown.
This masterclass is a full-day program and includes a number of different sessions. Participants will select two workshops that they wish to attend when they purchase their tickets. There is limited space in each workshop and you are encouraged to book soon.
How does a company of theatre-makers work collaboratively to create an original piece of text-based theatre?
Text-based creation presented by Chris Drummond
Chris will lead you through his signature process to draw themes and abstract ideas from existing text and develop these into dramatic narrative. You will experience how a company negotiates the different stages of creating new work, from concept to devising and writing, to rehearsals and final production. Chris will provide you with techniques and approaches to take back to your classroom for working with actors and the creative production team to realise a clear vision.
How might you create meaningful, performer-centred work entirely from scratch?
Devised creation presented by Daisy Brown
Daisy will lead you through her unique devised theatre process to develop entirely original work in real-time. As theatre-makers you will create work collaboratively through play and provocation. You will generate and shape original material completely from scratch, and craft meaningful narratives that activate intimate relationships between performer and audience. The experience will enable you to take-away and adapt Daisy’s process for devising unique, performer-centred work with your student-artists.
How can you, as an artist, director or maker explore a theme or narrative through physicality?
Physical creation presented by Jascha Boyce
Jascha will lead you through her original approach of physically interrogating an idea through physical theatre-making processes to develop movement and images for expressing underlying concepts for an audience. From the starting point of a conventional theatre text you will draw on an idea or theme as a launch-pad for a unique physical creation process. You will acquire a repertoire of physical tasks that can be applied to develop and realise any dramatic text, idea or concept in a classroom context.
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Registration
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Welcome and keynote address
Professor Martin Westwell, Chief Executive of the SACE Board will share the organisation's vision for the Thriving Learner, international trends in education and the connections with the new Drama subject outline.
Professor Martin Westwell, Chief Executive, SACE Board
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Morning workshops
Participants choose 1 morning workshop and 1 afternoon workshop to attend when purchasing their tickets
Option A: How does a company of theatre-makers work collaboratively to create an original piece of text-based theatre?
Text-based creation presented by Chris Drummond
Option B: How might you create a meaningful, performer-centred work entirely from scratch?
Devised creation presented by Daisy Brown
Option C: How can you, as an artist, director or maker explore a theme or narrative through physicality?
Physical creation presented by Jascha Boyce
These workshops will pause at 11am for morning tea.
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Afternoon workshops
Participants choose 1 morning workshop and 1 afternoon workshop to attend when purchasing their tickets
Option A: How does a company of theatre-makers work collaboratively to create an original piece of text-based theatre?
Text-based creation presented by Chris Drummond
Option B: How might you create a meaningful, performer-centred work entirely from scratch?
Devised creation presented by Daisy Brown
Option C: How can you, as an artist, director or maker explore a theme or narrative through physicality?
Physical creation presented by Jascha Boyce
These workshops will pause at 1:10 pm for lunch.
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Plenary & close
Summary and sharing of findings and realisations, putting things into practice in the classroom.
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Finish
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Presenters
Chris Drummond
Artistic Director of Brink Productions, Chris's productions have been presented by most major theatre companies in Australia. Credits include Memorial, The Aspirations of Daise Morrow, When the Rain Stops Falling and Night Letters (STCSA). In 2010 Limelight magazine nominated Chris one of the top 50 players in the arts in Australia.
Jascha Boyce
Jascha Boyce is a founding member and company director of Gravity & Other Myths (GOM), the Adelaide based acrobatics and physical theatre company.
Jascha has recently launched Pulsing Heart, a creative studio crafting immersive activations and participatory art installations.
After over 25 years of training, teaching, and performing, Jascha now focuses her creative passion and drive, pushing the boundaries of new circus and participatory art through simplicity, honesty, and innovation.
Daisy Brown
Daisy Brown is a highly experienced theatre-maker, director, and educator in the Adelaide arts scene. She has directed, devised, or produced over 30 new Australian works. She is also a practicing high school teacher and has taught at Flinders University’s Drama Centre and AC Arts specialising in acting, direction, and devising. Daisy is co-creator of independent theatre company The Misery Children. Their upcoming work, The World is Looking for You, premieres in 2021. Daisy creates intimate, engaging theatre with emotional truth to remind us all that we are human.
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Covid-19 safety measures
In line with the SA Government’s Covid-Safe guidelines, Prescient will be following a Covid-Safe plan for all of its events. By attending this event you agree to follow State Government Covid-Safe event protocols and adhere to Prescient and venue staff instructions on the day of the event. This includes ensuring diligence to hygiene measures and being prepared to cancel your attendance if you develop flu-like symptoms leading up to or on the day of the event.