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CREATIVE PROJECTS

Welsh Myth and Folklore project at Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. Directed by Matthew Churcher.

One Minute by Simon Stephens

Delerium

In a tender, fragmentary story about the inarticulacy of grief, this 2003 play by Olivier and Tony award-winning playwright, Simon Stephens, looks at the different lives touched by the investigation into a missing girl. Incorporating a cinematic score, video and puppetry, DELIRIUM create an ever-moving London that plays backdrop to five lives that are standing still.

Welsh Myth and Folklore project at Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. Directed by Matthew Churcher.

Holes

Royal Central School of Speech & Drama

Co-Director of the final 3rd year show 'Holes' by Louis Sachar.


Stanley Yelnats is under a curse. A curse that began with his no-good-dirty-rotten-pig-stealing-great-great-grandfather and has since followed generations of Yelnatses. Now Stanley has been unjustly sent to a boys’ detention center, Camp Green Lake, where the boys build character by spending all day, every day digging holes exactly five feet wide and five feet deep. There is no lake at Camp Green Lake. But there are an awful lot of holes.


A new adaptation by Matthew Churcher & Oliver Kaderbhai, and performed by the 3rd year students at the Royal Central School of Speech & Drama, 2021.

Welsh Myth and Folklore project at Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. Directed by Matthew Churcher.

Sonder

Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama

Working with the 2nd Year Acting course at the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama. Introdcuing them to devising methodoliges and creating a piece that explored, time, memory and space. 

Welsh Myth and Folklore project at Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. Directed by Matthew Churcher.

La Recordar

Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama

Working alongside Catherine Alexander, we each took half of the 2nd year BA: Acting students, and adapted a pieces of poetry by Uruguayan author Eduardo Galeano. The result was an hour long piece of shifting textural worlds exploring memory, home and identity called 'Recordar.'

Welsh Myth and Folklore project at Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. Directed by Matthew Churcher.

I Am Pro

I Am Pro

An online drama school, delivering weekly acting technique classes and pre-recorded modules. 

I have been involved in the creation of several pre-recorded modules, including 'Creative writing'  'Michael Chekhov technique' & 'Devising your own work' as well as teaching weekly Live classes focussing on acting technique and character development.

Welsh Myth and Folklore project at Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. Directed by Matthew Churcher.

Welsh Myth & Folklore

Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama

Welcoming in the new BA cohort from all courses, I created and delivered a week of devised workshops based around Welsh Myth & Folklore to help new students orientate themselves to their new home, whilst learning to cross collaborate with other courses from day one of their 3 year journey.

Welsh Myth and Folklore project at Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. Directed by Matthew Churcher.

Devising Module

Rose Bruford

A series of workshops for the MA: Collaborative theatre students, looking at the principles of puppetry, world building and bringing inanimate objects to life

Welsh Myth and Folklore project at Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. Directed by Matthew Churcher.

MA Acting, 2022

Rose Bruford

Teaching devising techniques, focussing specifically on puppetry to create a short original puppetry film, during 1-2-1 sessions for the MA: Acting course.

Welsh Myth and Folklore project at Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. Directed by Matthew Churcher.

Puppetry

EAST 15

Taking children's book and stories as a jumping off point, this module with the MA / MFA Directing course, focused mostly on devising from a  Le Coq methodology 

Welsh Myth and Folklore project at Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. Directed by Matthew Churcher.

Being an Actor-Musician

Mountview

Here I took the students through a series of workshops that look at how musicality is integrated within character building and creating the world and atmosphere of the story. 
The week also ended with a mock-audition, to help simulate and bridge the gap between their education and the professional world.

Welsh Myth and Folklore project at Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. Directed by Matthew Churcher.

BA: Actor-Musicianship

Mountview

A one off masterclass and Q&A on what it takes to be an actor musician, best practices and how to generate ideas within the musical realm.

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