Michael Chekhov’s Acting Practice: Reading “Men Should Weep” by Ena Lamont Stewart HTML If you are interested in performance, please come along to a 2-hour workshop led by Robert Leach, and learn to apply the Michael Chekhov acting technique to a scene from Ena Lamont Stewart's well-known Scottish play, Men Should Weep.The workshop will include some physical training, so please wear comfortable clothes and shoes. Copies of the scene will be provided on the day. Image Robert Leach is a freelance theatre director who studied Michael Chekhov's technique with some of the best-known graduates of that system. He was Reader in Drama at Birmingham University, taught at Edinburgh University, and has published many books on drama. He is currently writing a history of British theatre for Routledge, and a study of the theory and practice of Russian Futurist theatre.This is an exciting opportunity to work with Robert and learn from a very knowledgeable and respected theatrical theorist and practitioner.Book a place at the eventPart of the ‘Scotland and Russia: Cultural Encounters Since 1900’ project Document Michael Chekhovs acting practice - flyer (123.41 KB / PDF) Document Men should weep - study scene (1.42 MB / PDF) Image Mar 24 2016 10.00 - 12.00 Michael Chekhov’s Acting Practice: Reading “Men Should Weep” by Ena Lamont Stewart The Scotland and Russia project invited participants to a 2-hour workshop by Robert Leach on the acting technique of Michael Chekhov. The Drama Room, Thomson’s Land, Moray House School of Education EH8 8AQ Find the venue Book a place at the event
Michael Chekhov’s Acting Practice: Reading “Men Should Weep” by Ena Lamont Stewart HTML If you are interested in performance, please come along to a 2-hour workshop led by Robert Leach, and learn to apply the Michael Chekhov acting technique to a scene from Ena Lamont Stewart's well-known Scottish play, Men Should Weep.The workshop will include some physical training, so please wear comfortable clothes and shoes. Copies of the scene will be provided on the day. Image Robert Leach is a freelance theatre director who studied Michael Chekhov's technique with some of the best-known graduates of that system. He was Reader in Drama at Birmingham University, taught at Edinburgh University, and has published many books on drama. He is currently writing a history of British theatre for Routledge, and a study of the theory and practice of Russian Futurist theatre.This is an exciting opportunity to work with Robert and learn from a very knowledgeable and respected theatrical theorist and practitioner.Book a place at the eventPart of the ‘Scotland and Russia: Cultural Encounters Since 1900’ project Document Michael Chekhovs acting practice - flyer (123.41 KB / PDF) Document Men should weep - study scene (1.42 MB / PDF) Image Mar 24 2016 10.00 - 12.00 Michael Chekhov’s Acting Practice: Reading “Men Should Weep” by Ena Lamont Stewart The Scotland and Russia project invited participants to a 2-hour workshop by Robert Leach on the acting technique of Michael Chekhov. The Drama Room, Thomson’s Land, Moray House School of Education EH8 8AQ Find the venue Book a place at the event
Mar 24 2016 10.00 - 12.00 Michael Chekhov’s Acting Practice: Reading “Men Should Weep” by Ena Lamont Stewart The Scotland and Russia project invited participants to a 2-hour workshop by Robert Leach on the acting technique of Michael Chekhov.
