StageOne's summer revue celebrating 10 years is this Saturday from 6pm till 9pm.
StageOne will presents some of their best work to date in their “Audience with StageOne” cabaret evening with thought provoking and funny sketches including a look back at what StageOne has done and what they intend to do in the future. StageOne has graciously welcomes Elliot Shore, the winner of “Kent’s Got Talent 2013”, Dave Fowler the Magician and the Trefoil Guild Choir.
More at http://ow.ly/z88yd.
StageOne is a small amateur group, with enthusiastic members, who wish to get involved with new projects and commissions. However, we are not full time actors and we do this for enjoyment as a hobby; our ability to undertake projects does, sadly, have to be considered against our own work, Church and other commitments.
Showing posts with label Script Writing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Script Writing. Show all posts
Monday, 14 July 2014
Sunday, 3 November 2013
Class acting and Script Writing Workshops | 29th October 2013
Last Tuesday StageOne explored Class acting where different
scenarios were explored including a former British army sergeant as a driving
instructor teaching an elderly pupil, and two Elizabethan gents trying to move
a piano and end up having a duel. This was all a lot of fun even though many
scenarios were not intended as comic acts.
The second workshop revisited script writing. Various points
were looked including the aim of a script i.e. what it was intending to do such
as get laughs, make you think and so on. Other points were length of scripts
and not making them too long or drag on with regard to individual sketches. Collecting
ideas for scripts was another major point.
Wednesday, 18 September 2013
The “Psychologist’s Chair” and Script Writing Workshops | September 17th 2013
On Tuesday StageOne had a very interesting “Psychologist’s
Chair” with Roger Smith where everyone looked at disabilities and how we as
people react to them and how those people who have a disability may act or be
treated. It was very interesting and thought provoking because most of us will
readily label others as disabled and think they have a problem such as hearing or
blindness when in fact they don’t.
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