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New Drama Association Ceri Philips has taken over as the local officer and is involved in the following: 1) Conwy Drama Association Meeting – Thursday 12 August @ 6:30pm 2)
North Wales Characterisation One Day Workshop: The Drama Association of Wales and Venue Cymru are holding a characterisation workshop in Venue Cymru, Llandudno. The tutor will be Ian Rowlands. Ian Rowlands is a talented playwright, director and actor. As former Artistic Director for Bara Caws, Theatr Gwynedd Company and North Wales Stage, Ian has a great knowledge of theatrical needs within North Wales. Ian is currently a guest lecturer in the Arts Department at Trinity College, Carmarthen. Ian’s main passion is writing, and was rewarded for his work by the Arts Council of Wales in 2008. Some of his more recent plays are Mor Tawel, Blue Heron in the Womb, Butterfly, Blink. Blink has been performed in the Torch Theatre Milford Haven, Chapter Arts Centre Cardiff and was then staged in New York in 2008. The course will discuss ways of developing a character and bringing it out of the script; as he’s such a successful playwright he’ll use his knowledge and expertise to help take characters out of the script and on to the stage. The workshop will be held between 10am and 4pm on Saturday 18th of September, there is only a limited space for 20, so please, if you’re interested contact DAW’s North Wales Development and Welsh Language Officer, as soon as possible to book your space. Due to limited spaces payments MUST be made on day of booking! Course fees are: £15 for non-members and £10 for individual members of the Drama Association of Wales. To book your space, please contact Ceri Phillips our North Wales Development Officer. Any
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