Word and sound
Created solely from word and sound, radio drama, from a playwright’s point of view, is the purest of the dramatic forms. Writing drama for radio isn’t simply a case of transposing the imagery of theatre and film into words, it’s a distinct dramatic medium with its own limitations and potentials. An intensive series of workshops on dramatic narrative, form and how it applies to the demands of radio drama.
Start Date:
Monday, 26th May 2008
End Date:
Saturday, 31st May 2008
Monday, 26th May 2008
End Date:
Saturday, 31st May 2008
Colin Teevan
Colin Teevan’s works include Missing Persons, Four Tragedies and Roy Keane (BBC Radio 3), Monkey (The Young Vic), The Walls (National Theatre) and How Many Miles to Basra? (BBC Radio 3 and WYP). Visit www.colinteevan.co.uk.
Colin Teevan’s works include Missing Persons, Four Tragedies and Roy Keane (BBC Radio 3), Monkey (The Young Vic), The Walls (National Theatre) and How Many Miles to Basra? (BBC Radio 3 and WYP). Visit www.colinteevan.co.uk.
Rebecca Lenkiewicz
Rebecca Lenkiewicz’s recent work for radio includes the radio plays Fighting For Words (BBC Radio), Caravan of Desire (BBC Radio) and Blue Moon Over Poplar.
Rebecca Lenkiewicz’s recent work for radio includes the radio plays Fighting For Words (BBC Radio), Caravan of Desire (BBC Radio) and Blue Moon Over Poplar.
Jessica Dromgoole
Jessica Dromgoole is a theatre director and also the New Writing Coordinator at the BBC. She won the Prix Italia for the Incomplete Recorded Works of a Dead Body.
Jessica Dromgoole is a theatre director and also the New Writing Coordinator at the BBC. She won the Prix Italia for the Incomplete Recorded Works of a Dead Body.
This course is based at:
Totleigh Barton
Sheepwash, Beaworthy
Devon
Tel: 01409 231338
Fax: 01409 231144
Email: totleighbarton@arvonfoundation.org
Totleigh Barton
Sheepwash, Beaworthy
Devon
Tel: 01409 231338
Fax: 01409 231144
Email: totleighbarton@arvonfoundation.org
