TheatreCraft is back for another year on Monday 14th November at the Waldorf Hilton Hotel with partnering West End theatres, the Aldwych Theatre, the Lyceum Theatre, the Novello Theatre and the Theatre Royal Drury Lane.
TheatreCraft is free to 16 – 25 year olds and offers a busy Marketplace of exhibiting theatre, training providers, educational institutions and career advisors. Up to 70 accompanying workshops, talks, panel discussions and one-to-one sessions led by industry practitioners will be offered to all attendees. TheatreCraft is a collaboration between Theatre Royal Haymarket Masterclass Trust, the Royal Opera House, the Society of London Theatre, Mousetrap Theatre Projects and Creative and Cultural Skills.
Workshops at TheatreCraft 2016 will include:
Behind the Scenes tours of Theatre Drury Lane
How to Market a Show from Scratch with the Dewynters team
Charlie And The Chocolate Factory on stage automation demonstrations
Wardrobe with Mamma Mia at the Novello
How The National Theatre Works with Jonathan Suffolk, Technical Director
Armoury led by the Royal Opera House
Lighting Visualisation with James Simpson, Royal Opera House
Careers in Casting with the Ambassador Theatre Group
Festival Making with the Southbank Centre
Directing with Blanche McIntyre
A Provocation for Writers with Barney Norris
Producing Site Specific Theatre with Emma Brunjes
Theatre Photography with Nobby Clark
How to Design a Theatre led by Charcoal Blue Theatre Consultancy
New Writing with Paines Plough
How to Produce and Tour Your Show with James Quaife, English Touring Theatre
Millinery with English National Opera
Theatre Criticism with Tom Wicker
How to Raise Theatre Investment with James Seabright
Press and Marketing with TargetLive
Taking Part at the Young Vic
Creating Your Own Pathway with the Barbican
Manning Your Online Presence with Stage Jobs Pro
General Management with Peter Huntley
Stage Management with LAMDA
Booking is also open for TheatreCraft’s ‘Ask The Experts’ sessions; an opportunity to have one-to-one conversations and gain valuable career insights with a leading industry figure, including professionals from the Young Vic, Barbican, Sadler’s Wells, English National Opera, White Light, National Theatre, Society of London Theatre, Opera Holland Park, Michael Grandage Company and the Roundhouse.
Sign up and book workshops for free on TheatreCraft's website here.
I really can't wait to attend my first TheatreCraft next month and to be a part of their social media digital team!
Check out their twitter: @TheatreCraft and their Instagram: @TheatreCraft to keep up to date with the exciting event!
Ellie Mae x
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