GreenHouse Residency Workshops

Join us for an extraordinary series of workshops led by renowned performing artists.

The GreenHouse: National Artist Residency, offers an immersive, creative development residency to bring artists from all over Australia to our region to create live performance.

Each residency will provide our community with a creative workshop within their specialised practice.

Most of these will focus on performing arts but will explore deeper themes within them.

If you are an aspiring performer, theater maker, practicing actors, writers, directors, producers, or just interested in our creative community please, join our workshops.

Please book you ticket to your selected workshop.

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Wild & Precious: Songs of the Dead

Join us for a short excerpt of their performance, followed by conversations on themes within their artistic practice.

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The Imaginative Body

This workshop is centered around the principles and techniques of Jacques Lecoq, a renowned figure in physical theatre.
It is designed for individuals interested in physical theatre and practicing theatre performers seeking to enhance their skills in physical expression.

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Running Into The Sun – Contemporary Dance Improv Class

Join Nadiyah Akbar (she/her) for a contemporary dance workshop. Nadiyah, a graduate of the New Zealand School of Dance, has performed with Footnote New Zealand Dance, at Berlin's B12 Festival, and the Melbourne Fringe Festival 2023.

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YOUR STORY:
Crafting your personal story from memory to performance
Join actors and writers Karli Evans & Kerrie Simon-Lawrence as they invite women 40+ to craft and share their unique stories, developing them into performance-ready works using engaging storytelling techniques.

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Making Theatre with Hurrah Hurrah

Join theatre makers Hurrah Hurrah as they share exercises and tools to help you generate ideas for a new work of theatre, or flesh out an existing one. There is no right or wrong way to make a new work of theatre. Hurrah Hurrah's unique style draws on many physical and play based traditions. Their new work The Cardinal Rules mashes deeply personal story telling with heightened theatricality, movement and object play.

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Autobiographical Theatre Workshop

You! Yes, you! It’s time to bring your story to the stage. You don’t need to have climbed Mount Everest or won Australian of the Year – your everyday life is a mountain, and you already have all the accomplishments you need. With a little honesty, a touch of humor, and some theatrical flair, your experiences can be transformed into something magical.

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‘Live Cinema’ Workshop

An introductory masterclass in the techniques of live cinema.

In this workshop, participants will collaborate with re:group to recreate a short sequence of live cinema on stage: a trailer, a scene, a montage from your favourite film or TV show. The workshop will allow you to create, wear and trade the varying hats of actor, camera operator, editor and director, and learn how re:group use collaborative film techniques to create live cinema performance. The workshop is open to artists and performers from all backgrounds. No experience necessary, just a love of theatre, film or both. The workshop will be led by 2 members of the collective.

Date: Saturday 16th November

Time: 1pm- 3pm

Location: Library Museum Activity Room, 540 Kiewa St, Albury NSW 2640

Participants bring: Come with a short scene in mind from a movie that you are familiar with that can be found on YouTube

Please note this workshop is for 16+

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Please keep an eye on this space for updated information about the upcoming workshops.

You can reach out to culturalactivation@alburycity.nsw.gov.au with any questions.

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