Name: A.C.T. YOUNG PEOPLE'S DRAMA MASTERCLASSES
Start: 2024-04-06 11:00:00
End: 2024-04-06 16:00:00
Location: Theatre Deli

A.C.T. (ARTIST COLLECTIVE TRAINING)

Young peoples masterclasses with Evelyn Duah for ages 7-10 and 11-15

Saturday 6th April 2024, at THEATRE DELI, 107 Leadenhall Street, London EC3A 4AF

Professional training for the next generation. A toolkit for the development of creative, young minds.

The 2-hour sessions will take young people deeper into their love of performing and self-expression.
Fun-fuelled, dynamic drama workshops, designed to ignite, explore and empower.

Age 7-10: 11.15 - 13.15

Age 11-15: 14.00 - 16.00

For multiple bookings by the same family, please use the Concession rate for all.
Any queries, please contact: Absolute Theatre - [email protected]
All workshop leaders have Enhanced DBS. Absolute's Safeguarding policy can be found on the website - www.absolutetheatre.co.uk
Absolute Theatre: Registered charity no.1002931

I was taught by Evelyn Duah. Evelyn was probably the first person that believed in me and saw what I had and made me aware of it. I feel I wouldnt be the actor that I am, I wouldnt make the choices that I have made if it wasnt for Evelyn. Shes an incredible teacher. Daniel Kaluuya

"Evelyn. The woman. No myth, but legend. I am so excited that other people will be able to have the Evelyn experience.
You will truly be blessed." Shade Tongo

Eve's classes are fun, engaging and above all inspiring. The enthusiasm that I feel now for performing is rooted in my experience in being taught by Eve, and is something that I will carry with me forever. Jared Garfield

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