Theatre Skills Workshops for over fifties
In the current situation we are running ONLINE sessions on Fridays
at 11.30am to 12.15pm
Tickets are £5 or a donation Tickets available at Eventbrite,
then you will be sent a Zoom id enabling you to join :
click this link
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/age-is-a-stage-online-class-tickets-101631959928
OldsKool Arts at Theatre Royal
Age is a Stage /(B)older Games has been developed in association with Creative Learning at Theatre Royal Brighton
(Break the rules, be stupid, be playful, look at the world with a fresh eye unclouded by routine and facebook!
Light or reignite your creative spark in this course for the older generation who still feel young. No experience is necessary, you just have to step through the door – once you’re in, the spirit of the theatre will energise you and you’ll remember what fun there is when like minds meet.
Chris Cresswell has worked in theatre, performance and teaching for over 20 years; in this series of workshops, he will create a safe space where you can enjoy some precious time outside of the norm and experience the joy of just letting go!
Please note these workshops are open to all, no experience necessary
‘Chris is a gentle soul and challenges playfully and skilfully, without drama or fuss’
Workshop participant 2018
Fridays 10th Jan to Mar 13th 2020
£10 per session or £85 for course
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“A day without laughter is a day wasted”
Charlie Chaplin
Workshop Director
Workshops are led by OldsKool artistic director Chris Cresswell. Chris has worked as a professional theatre maker, actor, workshop leader and director for over 30 years. HIs breadth of experience encompasses circus, cabaret, street and immersive theatre and years of teaching performance. He is currently an Associate Lecturer at Chichester University teaching mask and clown and has appeared on tv, film and theatre stages around the world.
‘Chris’s vast experience, energy and insight has a fresh and inspirational aspect that reaches out to all involved’
Dr Ben Francombe Chichester University