One-Day Workshop: Creating Characters
St. John's Hall, Berkshire, RG7 3TF
Saturday 28th November 2026
Step into the spotlight with Creating Characters, an exciting one-day workshop led by the brilliant Sarah Osborne on Saturday 28th November at St John's Hall, Mortimer.
Perfect for all actors and anyone keen to stretch their performance skills, this practical and energising session will help you build confidence, unlock new ways into character, and develop tools you can take straight into rehearsals and auditions.
Running from 10am to 4pm with lunch included, the workshop will be led by Sarah Osborne, an experienced and inspirational drama practitioner, director and writer who has been working within arts, training and education (both mainstream and outside of school) for 29 years. In addition to her freelance work, she is artistic director of Yew Tree Arts and Yew Tree Youth Theatre. She is director of NODA Theatre Summer School and project manager of Wakefield LitFest a project for 14 – 19-year-olds that inspires and empowers the next generation of playwrights.
Her work in the arts focuses on creating quality theatre with and for community casts, it encompasses a vast range of productions of established plays in addition to the devising, writing and direction of innovative new works many of which are ensemble based. At the heart of all of her productions is the search for truth, integrity and creativity.
This event is only open to those that are 18 years of age or older.
Perfect for all actors and anyone keen to stretch their performance skills, this practical and energising session will help you build confidence, unlock new ways into character, and develop tools you can take straight into rehearsals and auditions.
Running from 10am to 4pm with lunch included, the workshop will be led by Sarah Osborne, an experienced and inspirational drama practitioner, director and writer who has been working within arts, training and education (both mainstream and outside of school) for 29 years. In addition to her freelance work, she is artistic director of Yew Tree Arts and Yew Tree Youth Theatre. She is director of NODA Theatre Summer School and project manager of Wakefield LitFest a project for 14 – 19-year-olds that inspires and empowers the next generation of playwrights.
Her work in the arts focuses on creating quality theatre with and for community casts, it encompasses a vast range of productions of established plays in addition to the devising, writing and direction of innovative new works many of which are ensemble based. At the heart of all of her productions is the search for truth, integrity and creativity.
This event is only open to those that are 18 years of age or older.
Price
Ticket price
£30.00 - £35.00
