Voice in Fiction & Theatre with Rose Biggin
Tuesday 26th April 2022
6pm – 7.30pm
ONLINE
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nsights from writer and performer, Rose Biggin, on how to use voice, across all its meanings, to develop your creative practice.
Voice can mean anything from tone, style, to outlook, and doesn’t end with the spoken or written word, it can be a way to frame readings of any ‘text’ - dance, theatre, you name it. Rose unpicks tips from her various writing practices and beyond to help anyone working with their own creativity.
Rose has experience with short fiction, plays and live art, jokes for Radio 4, novels on theatrical themes, adaptations -- from book to stage and back again -- and academic research into story structure and immersive theatre. Expect to cover topics like working with expectations, bending and subverting narratives, character and autobiography, collaboration and co-writing, cutting across the noise, borrowing existing characters, and textual politics.
This session will be relaxed throughout, providing the opportunity for you to ask as many questions as you like.
This online event is FREE TO attend. It will take place via Zoom. Places are LIMITED.
Ticket Information
Once you have booked your ticket you will receive an invite to attend via email, this will be sent out on the day of the event (please check spam folders just in case.) You will receive a final invite 15 minutes before the session starts, please ensure you have booked your tickets well in advance as we can't guarantee entry after this point. If you have any ticket issues please email hello@goodcreator.org
ABOUT ROSE BIGGIN
Rose Biggin is a writer and theatre artist. Her short fiction has been published by Jurassic London, Abaddon Books, Betwixt Magazine and Egeaus Press, and made the recommended reading list for Best of British Fantasy. Her theatre work includes genderqueer retelling Victor Frankenstein, solo show The Very Thought (Bike Shed Theatre, Exeter) and BADASS GRAMMAR: A Pole/Guitar Composition in Exploded View, which premiered at The Yard Theatre, toured nationally, and was selected for Experimentica international live art festival. She has been a Miss Pole Dance UK finalist and developed her practice with support from Jerwood Arts. She has a PhD in theories of immersive performance and is author of Immersive Theatre and Audience Experience (Palgrave). Her theatrical novel WILD TIME explores narratives of pleasure and power in Shakespeare, and is coming as an event to the Dukes in May.
rosebiggin.uk
Images: © Rose Biggin
ABOUT THE DUKES
The Dukes is the only producing theatre venue in Lancashire. As an Arts Council England National Portfolio Organisation, The Dukes creates a sense of place that challenges, enthrals and excites audiences, though live performance, film, art and events, promoting Lancashire talent and acting as an important resource for the community.