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Share the Drama – Theatre503 Writers’ Programme Masterclass: From Fragments to Fiction, Sudha Bhuchar
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Please note that this session will take place at THEATRE503, 503 Battersea Park Road, London SW11 3BW. For further information on how to access our venue, please click here.
The session will explore using everyday dialogue and conversations as a springboard to writing character self portraits and short scenes that act as inspiration to fuller ideas for work. Sudha’s practice has evolved through using verbatim testimonies as a portal to truthful, deep and stirring work that is both personal and political. Sudha’s current piece Evening Conversations is an example of this and is now on Audible too. You will do some practical work and also have a conversation/Q and A about how some of Sudha’s projects has evolved using this process.
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Date: Wednesday 18 October 2023
Time: 7pm – 9.30pm
Running time of workshop: 2.5 hours – delivered at Theatre503. Maximum class sizes are 16.
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Sudha Bhuchar is an acclaimed actor/playwright/founder of Bhuchar Boulevard. As co-founder of Tamasha, with Kristine Landon-Smith, their landmark work includes an adaptation of Rohinton Mistry’s A Fine Balance &the award-winning musical Fourteen Songs Two Weddings and a Funeral.
Other writing credits include Child of the Divide (Time out No1 show for families 2006/ Winner Asian media awards 2018), My Name is…. and most recently Final Farewell (Tara Theatre), Covid and Me, Into the Lens & Brushstrokes through time (Theatre of Debate), Touchstone Tales (Revoluton Arts & Wellcome Collection). Sudha has written and performs her solo show Evening Conversations (now also on Audible)
Recent acting credits include Rules of the Game (BBC), Riz Ahmed and Bassam Tariq’s Mogul Mowgli, Disney’s Mary Poppins Returns, and Oscar-winning director, Orlando von Einsiedel’s, Into Dust (currently on Amazon Prime, Waterbear and Your tube-real stories)
Sudha was a finalist as Best Actress for BBC Radio 4’s Audio drama awards (2019) for My Son the Doctor (co- written with Saleyha Ahsan) and was awarded Tongues on Fire’s Flame Award (2018) & Eastern Eye’s ACTA award (2019) for her significant contribution to the Arts.
As dramaturg, Sudha has worked with Nyla Levy on Does my bomb look big in this (Tamasha), Tuyen Do on Summer rolls (Van Thanh Productions) and Dorcas Seb on Buttercup (20 Stories High).
Sudha is a trustee of Actors Touring Company and Independent Cinema Office.
www.revolutonarts.com/blog/touchstone-tales-from-fragments-to-fiction
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