ACTING WORKSHOPS FOR ARTISTS
Keynes Hall, King's College

'An artist's work is to capture the essence of the human spirit with
truth.' - Stanislavski

What does it mean to be an artist? An actor? How does an artist bring TRUTH
to the stage or to their art?

These are some of the fundamental questions that will be the basis of the
'Acting Workshops for Artists'. Based on Stanislavski's school of thought,
the workshops will cumulatively focus on freeing up the performer,
cultivating diverse acting skills, and developing an awareness of one's own
sub-conscious. Through a series of dynamic acting exercises, reflective
journal work, character work, scene study, and a dialogue between artists,
the workshops will encourage each performer to be true throughout their
artistic journeys.

The workshops will give actors the opportunity and the reach to participate
directly in rehearsed readings for Mummers plays, new scripts, and other
speaker events such as the ‘Directors in Discussion’ series. The atmosphere
will be relaxed and hopefully enlightening. Absolutely no experience in
theatre is needed - just come along if you have a creative spirit. All you
need to bring is an open mind (and a small notebook).

Workshops will be run by the Mummers Actor-in-Residence, Pia Sukanya. A
third year Social Anthropologist as well as an aspiring singer/actress, Pia
has trained at the Circle in the Square Theatre School on Broadway, New
York and has been singing for 17 years.

Workshops will be held on Tuesdays 4-6pm, beginning Week 2 (19 Oct) at
Keynes Hall in King's College.

Don't hesitate to contact Pia for more
information (ps369@cam.ac.uk).

All workshops are free of charge to members and 50p to non-members.
Membership of the Cambridge Mummers costs £4 a year, which includes free
workshops, half-price speaker events and a discount off all shows, amongst
other offers. Please contact relations@cambridgemummers.org for details.