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Back by Popular Demand – Online Audition Technique Course

This five session course aims to demystify the process of auditioning for drama schools. It includes two sessions on classical monologues, two sessions on contemporary monologues and one session on the nuts and bolts of auditioning, including screen-work to help with self-taping and auditioning via zoom.

Students are advised to bring a modern and classical speech with them to work on during the course.

The course is open to anyone age 16+ and limited to 12 participants, so early application is advised.

Course cost: £250

The course will be running on the following dates:
Monday 21 February – 6pm – 8pm/ Wednesday 23 February – 6pm – 8pm/ Monday 28 February – 6pm – 8pm/ Wednesday 2 March – 6pm – 8pm/ Friday 4 March – 6pm – 8pm

To register for the course, please click here

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OSD Grads Theatre Company Slap and Tickle are Performing Their New play ‘House of Shame’

Slap and Tickle theatre company, set up by grads Daisy Marsh, Billy Dunmore and Olivia Fenton, after a cancellation due to COVID are now performing their play House of Shame at the White Bear Theatre from 22 – 26 February 2022. They have also recorded a short film to promote the play that can be watched at:
https://linktr.ee/slapandtickle
For more information about the play and to book tickets, please click here

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Rosanna Adams along with fellow grad Calum Sivyer’s New Play, ‘The Greatest Hits of Lily and John,’ to run at The Other Palace Studio

After a successful run at The Gielgud Theatre playing Anna of Cleves in The mirror and The Light, Rosanna Adams along with fellow grad Calum Sivyer who recently performed in the Windmill Theatre’s Cabaret, have written a new play, The Greatest Hits of Lily and John. Originally programmed as part of Vault Festival 2022 which was cancelled due to Covid, the play now has a run at The Other Palace Studio

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Babou Ceesay from ‘Wolfe’ recommends his training at OSD

From: https://1883magazine.com/babou-ceesay/

BABOU: I remember one of the most difficult things I did at Oxford School of Drama was perform a “self song.” You write a song about your own life and you perform it unaccompanied in front of the whole school.

Wow.

BABOU: Exactly. I remember when they told us that that’s what we were going to do. Everyone was like “what?” There is comfort in the fact that the rest of your classmates are doing it as well. Everybody has to get up.

I would be like, “no way.”

BABOU: [laughs] Yeah, we all say the same thing. But, it was cathartic. Something opened up. With those sorts of experiences, you’re going to grow whether you want to or not. Oxford School of Drama. Can’t recommend it enough.

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Visit from PSYCHEdelight Theatre Company

PSYCHEdelight visited us recently for a talk and workshop. The theatre company works with, ‘marginalised communities within the local population and in particular refugee communities.’
For more information please visit: http://psychedelight.org.

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