The course level and content is flexible and will be designed to fit the group depending on the skills and abilities, and you will be able to learn the following: – Rules of improvisation, introduction to Stanislavsky: environments, intentions, objectives – Introduction to Meisner: action and reaction; – Introduction to character building, blocking, introduction to text. Each 2 hour session is structured: greeting/catch up, group warm up, practical learning, 15 min break, exercises/scenes and chat. At the end of the course there will be an opportunity to perform a showcase of scenes in artFix cafe. No previous acting training or experience required but equally the course is suitable for professional performers. Please note: it will require movement, physical contact with fellow students, readiness to share some private and emotional experiences. Bring water and loose clothing which allow movement. For comfort and safety, no shoes are worn in the class. Tue 7–9pm 12 weeks 3 Terms Beginners/experienced Drop in available

Continued training, introducing more acting methods and in depth practice, text analysis and interpretation, culminating in the production of the showcase of short plays performed at artFix Woolwich and Greenwich and other London venues (tbc). Wed 7–9pm 12 weeks 3 Terms Entry requirements: attending of Woolwich Acting Studio Year 1 /Experienced actors or upon successful audition No Drop in available

​Harness graphic design’s creative process and methodology to make current, critical, contemporary theatre. Explore cut-outs, deconstruction, semiotics, visual narrative and grammar, assemblage, typeface, headlines, collage reassembled, re-mediated and re-imagined into movement and dialogue, sound and choreography. Graphic design methods can be used to study, analyse and expose the found material by looking at it from a new angle. Who could benefit from this course Theatre-makers: directors, writers, set designers, dramaturgs, choreographers, devisers, actors. How it works In this weekend intensive practical workshop, you will learn how to make theatre by utilising graphic design methods. We will use a newspaper as an example, analysing its graphic content and then turning it into a performance. What you gain You will learn how to use techniques of graphic design to make theatre out of any material you would like re-mediate into stage. It’s a helpful method to trigger your creativity and generate material when you feel ‘stuck’. It can also be used in a rehearsal room preparing a scripted work. Please enquire if you're interested.

Improv, Meisner, Adler with introduction to other techniques Unique approach to acting training which very quickly equips you with a range of acting tools to pick and mix, depending on a role and your personal preference. Some people work better from physicality, others prefer working from within. We are all different. FInd a method which works for you. Please enquire if you're interested.

Adam is a Polish-born, London based actor, director, dance dramaturg and designer. He trained in Stanislavsky, Chekhov, Meisner, Lecoq, mask, comedy, dramaturgy with teachers: Craig Snelling, John Wright, Helena Kaut-Howson, Clod Ensemble, Ivo Van Hove, Katie Mitchell, Guy Cools. His collaborative piece with choreographer Maciej Kuzminski Room 40 won the prestigious Audience Award at Polish Dance Platform 2014. Adam has trained students of Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance, City Academy, City Lit, Actors Gym. He performed on stage, film and TV alongside such names as Sean Bean and most recently Joe Alwyn. His directing credits include: On Missing (Polish–Nigerian collaboration) for Voila! Europe Festival (Wretched Theatre) 2018, Si Vuelves Tu Old Red Lion 2017, Over the Borderline Old Red Lion 2017, Thaw The Vaults 2017, Schrodinger’s Cat Bread and Roses 2016, Sniper Arts Theatre West End 2016, Archipelago International tour 2016+, Difference and Repetition International Tour 2015+, Room 40 (Audience Award at Polish Dance Platform 2014) International Tour Dance theatre 2014+. Adam is a member of Young Vic Directors’ Programme and Greenwich Cultural Forum.