INTELLECTUAL DAY SPAS
- Teachers only
atyp’s Intellectual Day Spas offer teachers unique, high quality professional development masterclasses at affordable prices and convenient times. Teachers not only come to atyp to learn but to be pampered. We recognise that a retreat can be an enriching recharge for creative teachers.
Click on the links below to book your day spa;
Day Spa 1: http://www.griffintheatre.com.au/buy_tickets.cfm?ticketingID=107
Day spa 2: http://www.griffintheatre.com.au/buy_tickets.cfm?ticketingID=108
THE MID WINTER HSC DAY SPA
a partnership with GRIFFIN THEATRE COMPANY
THURSDAY 2 JULY
Verbatim Theatre
The Laramie Project, Run Rabbit Run with Kate Gaul and actors, then The Modern International Dead with Chris Mead and actors.
Featuring close discussion of the plays and genre, these inspiring practitioners will reflect on the process that shaped their own productions of the texts to provide insight, context and ideas for you to use with your students. Using actors, they will direct scenes from the plays giving you clear ideas about how verbatim theatre text is explored in rehearsal and realised in performance.
Each session will include a Q & A and teachers’ notes.
Designed to provide rigorous examination of verbatim theatre and the set texts, this day is a must for teachers tackling this HSC topic area.
Includes an open rehearsal of atyp’s young artists’ program at The Wharf from 7pm
Limited numbers, book fast.
When Thursday 2 July 9:30am-5pm including lunch. Then an open rehearsal of atyp’s young artists’ program at atyp from 7pm
Where SWB Stables Theatre, Kings Cross then atyp
Cost $150 for 2 July, or $270 for both 2 and 3 July
FRIDAY 3 JULY
Black Comedy featuring Ian Wilding’s October with Julian Merrick
Australian Indigenous Theatre featuring Seven Stages of Grieving, Stolen and Miracle at Cookies Table with Wesley Enoch
Featuring detailed discussion of the plays and genre, these Internationally recognised practitioners will reflect on their own experiences and the realisation of their productions of these plays. The discussion will provide insight, context and ideas for use in the classroom. Using actors, they will direct scenes from the plays as part of the workshop giving you clear ideas about how these theatre texts are explored in rehearsal and then realised in performance.
Each session will include a Q & A and teachers’ notes.
Designed to provide rigorous examination of the genre and the set texts, this day is a must for teachers tackling this HSC topic area.
Includes a ticket to the performance of Griffin Theatre’s Savage River by Steve Rogers 7pm.
When Friday 3 July 9:30am-5pm includes lunch. Then a 7pm performance of Savage River by Steve Rogers at Griffin.
Where SWB Stables Theatre, Kings Cross
Cost $150 for 2 July, or $270 for both 2 and 3 July | 
