503Studio: Jasmine Lee-Jones

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503 Masterclass: Radicalising Dominant Narratives

Evening Standard and Stage Debut Award winning writer Jasmine Lee-Jones explore the process of shifting narrative perspective and normative tropes in crafting new work.

THIS MASTERCLASS IS CURRENTLY SOLD OUT.
To be added to our waiting list, please sign up here (please note that some places have been held off sale to prioritise Share the Drama beneficiaries – see below)

Thanks to Arts Council England’s Emergency Grant and our Share The Drama scheme, we want to make sure those of you who are struggling in the current climate can still take part in our Autumn Writers Programme. While we prioritise anyone who is long term unemployed and/or claiming benefits, we’re also offering subsidies if you’re in financial difficulty as a result of the Covid-19 crisis. To express interest in a bursary or subsidised placement through our Share The Drama scheme, please sign up here. If you would prefer to speak directly to a member of our team about your circumstance or to ask for more information about this scheme, please contact us.

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Running time of workshop: 2.5 hours – delivered online

Jasmine Lee-Jones is a Black british actor and writer based in North London. Her first full-length play seven methods of killing kylie jenner opened at The Royal Court in July 2019.

Other writing credits include: batshit (2020) produced by Century Films and broadcast on BBCiplayer, curious… (2018/2019) performed at Guildhall School of Music and Drama and Brainchild Festival, dark matter (2016) performed as part of Beyond the Court in association with The Royal Court, say her name, drinking concrete [co-writer] (Open Court).

As performer, theatre includes: The Last Days of Judas Iscariot (Guildhall); The Reluctant Fundamentalist (Yard/Finborough); Dido Queen of Carthage, The Malcontent (Globe Young Players). As performer, film includes: Pink [short]. As performer, TV includes: Dead Pixels (Channel 4).