#JMKSpace: What’s the audience for with Chris Thorpe
Whether we’re working on an existing text, making new work around a specific issue, writing a stand alone script or devising, it’s worth thinking about everyone who’ll be in the room with us eventually. This workshop will look at the different kinds of work we can ask our audiences to do. We’ll start with a single prompt around the Climate Crisis, and look at the different formal directions it could lead us in.
The session will take place 10.30am – 12pm on Wednesday 24th February on Zoom.
This free #JMKSpace event is open to all and there are 15 places available. To apply to take part please complete the form at the bottom of this page no later than 5pm on Friday 19th February.
As with all our events, please inform us as soon as possible if you are no longer able to attend.
If you have any further access requirements, need technical support or have any other questions, please indicate on the form or contact jo@jmktrust.org.
Chris Thorpe is a writer and performer from Manchester. His work tours and is produced in the UK and abroad. His writing work is divided between commissioned playwriting and collaborations with other artists. Currently he’s writing for the Royal Court, National Theater, Mannheim and developing some TV, and collaborating with China Plate, Rachel Chavkin, Lekan Lawal, Javaad Alipoor, Rachel Bagshaw, Yusra Warsama, Hannah Jane Walker and Jorge Andrade among others.
10.30am – 12 pm on Wednesday 24th Feburary
#JMKSpace on Zoom
This event is FREE…
Thanks to The Golsoncott Foundation, The Thistle Trust, The Chapman Charitable Trust, The Noël Coward Foundation and Didymus for their support for #JMKSpace.
