BEDLAM YOUTH THEATRE (St Austell)
SATURDAYS
THE DRAMA STUDIO,
PENRICE COMMUNITY COLLEGE, ST AUSTELL
KICKSTART
(7 - 12 year olds) 10.00 a.m. - midday
These
workshops are designed to teach young actors the rudiments of stagecraft
- how to feel at home on stage, how to listen, how to give and take
focus. The emphasis is on confidence-building and capturing the
imagination. The theatre games and exercises
covered involve aspects of voice, character, improvisation, environments
and chorus work.
THEATRE OF
DREAMS (12 - 18 year olds) 12.30 p.m. - 2.30 p.m.
As this age range is capable
of more focussed work for longer periods, these classes are biased less
towards games and more towards serious exercises, although there is
still a strong emphasis on enjoyment! Work focuses
on text, mime, movement, characterisation, voice, and improvisation.
For more information, please ring
EMMA OR RORY (01872) 272695
or
email:
bedlamtc@bedlamtc.co.uk




BEDLAM YOUTH THEATRE (Bodmin)
MONDAYS
PUBLIC ROOMS, MOUNT FOLLY, BODMIN
FUNNY
BONES (7 - 12
year olds) 5.00 p.m. - 7.00 p.m.
As with
Kickstart, these workshops are designed to teach young actors the
rudiments of stagecraft - how to feel at home on stage, how to listen,
how to give and take focus. The emphasis is on confidence-building and
capturing the imagination. The theatre games and exercises
covered involve aspects of voice, character, improvisation, environments
and chorus work.
For more information, please ring
EMMA OR RORY (01872) 272695
or
email:
bedlamtc@bedlamtc.co.uk





‘It’s fun,
you meet new people and it boosts your confidence.’ AMELIA





CORNWALL YOUTH THEATRE
COMPANY
SUNDAYS
CARRICK SPORT AND
RECREATION CENTRE, CAREW ROAD, TRURO
CYTC (10 - 25 year olds) - 10.00 a.m.
- 4.00 p.m.
Bedlam's co-directors have been
directing productions for this county-wide company since 2003.
CYTC was established in 1984, and is widely regarded as one of the
premier youth performance groups in the UK.
For more information,
please ring
David Hunter (01637)
871539
or
email:
enquiries@cornwallyouththeatre.co.uk





WORKSHOP LEADERS
Emma Spurgin Hussey has worked with Bedlam since
1990 and is a director, playwright and actor as well as being Bedlam’s
co-director. Emma has featured in both film and television as well as
having performed in all of Bedlam’s touring productions for the last
15 years.
Emma is
a highly respected theatre workshop practitioner.
Rory Wilton joined Bedlam in
1992 and is co-director of the company. He is a versatile stage,
television and film actor, musician, lightning designer and production manager. He has featured in international film and
television productions.
Since 1987 Bedlam has developed an
exceptional reputation as a provider of theatre-related workshops to a
wide range of client groups. The company
has also worked extensively within schools and colleges. Outside of schools, Bedlam has worked with
and for youth clubs and youth organisations. Work with adults has
included directing community
plays, running evening classes, and work with jobseekers, special
needs groups, and people recovering from mental illness. Response
to Bedlam’s workshops is always very positive - hard work and the sharing
of skills are combined with fun, a nurturing environment, and empowerment
of the individual and group. Participants work individually, in pairs,
and in large and small groups - many new friends are made through Bedlam
workshops!
No experience
necessary - just bring your imagination!






‘Brilliant
- you learn loads about acting.’ - GEMMA
‘I
love drama but here is the best. It’s really fun. It’s a great chance
to meet new friends and I’ve learned loads about acting.’ - CASSIE
‘I
enjoy this so much because it makes drama so fun and you feel like part
of a team.’ - JEM
‘You
learn a lot about acting, and it boosts your confidence. It’s something
to do on a Saturday and it’s good fun.’ - JESSICA
‘It’s
different from school drama, as you have more chance to put your view
across and say what you think. You get more freedom to use your imagination.’
- KARINA
‘Most
people call it drama classes but I don’t really like calling it classes
because it’s not really a lesson to me. It’s more fun and you get to
meet new people.’ - HOLLY
‘I
enjoy this very much because it makes you more confident for school
drama.’ - JO
BEDLAMS' PAST YOUTH THEATRE PRODUCTIONS INCLUDE:
Horrible Arts
Magic Bus
Bully
'Amburger
Island
War and
Peace
Monologues
History of
War part 1
I Was a
Pancake Day Zombie
The
Governor of Sombrero Rock
Our Town
Cabaret
2000
Gag
Othello
Don't Go to the Fair
The
Adventures of Pema Woebar
The Tell
Tale Heart
Timewarp
Bishop
Hatto
Peglegs Treasure
Litch Lay Lao
Pegleg’s Treasure
Dark Tomorrows
The Lost Girl
Dreams and Nightmares
Letters Home
Exile’s Revenge
Aliens in Boxes
The Crucible
Nice Town
The Return of John
Lemon
Cooks' Quest
Headland
Wheal of Time
Cornwall Today
An Inspector Calls
Unhappy Birthday
Armageddon Tomorrow