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TV Director SARAH ESDAILE - 'Auditioning for TV' Workshop - 15th February - 10:00am - 1:30pm - £45 (Members £40.50)
📍@tibstreetstudio - Central Manchester - 15th February - 10:00am - 1:30pm - £45 (Members £40.50)
Bio:
Sarah’s television credits include two feature length episodes of The Chelsea Detective, seven episodes of Call the Midwife including the upcoming two part Christmas Special, two episodes of Casualty and multiple episodes of Eastenders.
Theatre work includes: 40th Anniversary production of Abigail’s Party and Talking Heads (Theatre Royal Bath and Tour), Single Spies (Rose Theatre), Paxo - a one man show with Jeremy Paxman (Pleasance Theatre London and Edinburgh), Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, The Deep Blue Sea, Crash, Death of a Salesman, The Grouch (West Yorkshire Playhouse), where she was an Associate Director. The Lady in the Van (Hull Truck Theatre/UK Tour), Sleeping Beauty, Cling to Me Like Ivy, His Dark Materials (Birmingham Repertory Theatre), Life X 3 (Watermill Theatre), The Horse Marines ( Theatre Royal, Plymouth), Drowning on Dry Land (Salisbury Playhouse), Kafka’s Dick (Watford Palace ), James and the Giant Peach (M.E.N Award) and The BFG (Octagon Theatre), The Taming of the Shrew (RSC), Pictures of Clay (Royal Exchange), Coyote on a Fence (Royal Exchange/Duchess Theatre), (M.E.N Award), Compact Failure (Arcola Theatre/Clean Break), The Maiden’s Prayer and See How Beautiful I am ( Bush Theatre). Sarah was Associate Director on Michael Boyd’s award winning Histories Tetralogy at the RSC. At Shakespeare’s Globe, Sarah assisted on the inaugural production of Henry V.
WORKSHOP INFO:
In this practical workshop Sarah will work with you on several aspects of auditioning for TV. From making bold choices to being able to truly listen to a director's notes - and act on them there and then. You will look at how to make the maximum impact when you have minimum preparation time, as well as facilitating the most fruitful possible chat about the script.
Sarah will work on how to really be in the moment and trust your instincts whilst in an environment you can only really gauge once in the room. Each participant will have a practice audition, focusing on whatever aspect of the process they like. The thorough feedback is what most participants value.
The workshop aims to provide an invaluable and practical set of tools and guidelines that can be immediately implemented and a new perspective on the whole process of auditioning.
Sarah will receive your Spotlight CV prior to the workshop (please make sure it is up-to-date) and sides will be provided at the workshop.
📍@tibstreetstudio - Central Manchester - 15th February - 10:00am - 1:30pm - £45 (Members £40.50)
Bio:
Sarah’s television credits include two feature length episodes of The Chelsea Detective, seven episodes of Call the Midwife including the upcoming two part Christmas Special, two episodes of Casualty and multiple episodes of Eastenders.
Theatre work includes: 40th Anniversary production of Abigail’s Party and Talking Heads (Theatre Royal Bath and Tour), Single Spies (Rose Theatre), Paxo - a one man show with Jeremy Paxman (Pleasance Theatre London and Edinburgh), Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, The Deep Blue Sea, Crash, Death of a Salesman, The Grouch (West Yorkshire Playhouse), where she was an Associate Director. The Lady in the Van (Hull Truck Theatre/UK Tour), Sleeping Beauty, Cling to Me Like Ivy, His Dark Materials (Birmingham Repertory Theatre), Life X 3 (Watermill Theatre), The Horse Marines ( Theatre Royal, Plymouth), Drowning on Dry Land (Salisbury Playhouse), Kafka’s Dick (Watford Palace ), James and the Giant Peach (M.E.N Award) and The BFG (Octagon Theatre), The Taming of the Shrew (RSC), Pictures of Clay (Royal Exchange), Coyote on a Fence (Royal Exchange/Duchess Theatre), (M.E.N Award), Compact Failure (Arcola Theatre/Clean Break), The Maiden’s Prayer and See How Beautiful I am ( Bush Theatre). Sarah was Associate Director on Michael Boyd’s award winning Histories Tetralogy at the RSC. At Shakespeare’s Globe, Sarah assisted on the inaugural production of Henry V.
WORKSHOP INFO:
In this practical workshop Sarah will work with you on several aspects of auditioning for TV. From making bold choices to being able to truly listen to a director's notes - and act on them there and then. You will look at how to make the maximum impact when you have minimum preparation time, as well as facilitating the most fruitful possible chat about the script.
Sarah will work on how to really be in the moment and trust your instincts whilst in an environment you can only really gauge once in the room. Each participant will have a practice audition, focusing on whatever aspect of the process they like. The thorough feedback is what most participants value.
The workshop aims to provide an invaluable and practical set of tools and guidelines that can be immediately implemented and a new perspective on the whole process of auditioning.
Sarah will receive your Spotlight CV prior to the workshop (please make sure it is up-to-date) and sides will be provided at the workshop.