Name: PERFORMING MONOLOGUES WORKSHOP, WITH CAMERON RAASDAL-MUNRO
Start: 2023-12-18 15:30:00
End: 2023-12-18 17:30:00
Location: The Hope Theatre

Join us at The Hope Theatre for a transformative series of workshops and talks designed to unite and uplift working-class and queer individuals. This inclusive event aims to create a space where artists at all stages in their career from these vibrant communities can gather, fostering a platform for sharing experiences, fostering connections, and discovering new opportunities. No matter your level of expertise, these workshops offer a unique chance for individuals to come together, celebrate diversity, and empower each other through the joy of creative expression. Monday 18th December, 3.30pm: Performing Monologues workshop, with Cameron Raasdal-Munro One hour exploring how to perform a monologue with Cameron Raadsal-Munro, writer of Gangsta Baby. Cameron is a writer, producer and actor from St Leonard's. His play Gangsta Baby will debut at the Hope in January 2024. Cameron is proudly dyslexic. In the workshop he will share his approaches to breaking down a script and exploring it for performance. Participants are asked to bring along a contemporary monologue of their choosing.

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