Learn how to use practical rehearsal room techniques to enliven and deepen your students' understanding of the play's characters, context, themes and imagery, and develop their critical thinking skills. You'll complete your experience by watching an evening performance of Antony and Cleopatra.

Learn new skills in this practical, three-hour workshop, designed for secondary English and Drama teachers. Examine extracts through the lens of anti-racism and identify parallel occurrences in contemporary society, to develop a practical toolkit for working with your students.

Learn how to use practical rehearsal room techniques to enliven and deepen your students’ understanding of the play’s characters, context, themes and imagery, and develop their critical thinking skills. You’ll complete your experience by watching a matinee performance of Richard III.

Learn new skills in this practical, three-hour workshop, designed for Secondary English and Drama teachers. Use academic and practical tools to analyse where Shakespeare’s works illuminate the queer culture of his own time, and reveal how ‘queering’ the performance of Shakespeare’s plays can unlock further meaning.

Develop your approach to facilitating classroom conversations about sexism, misogyny, and depictions of women by focusing on four women in Shakespeare’s plays – Juliet, Lady Macbeth, Beatrice and Hero. This workshop is designed for Secondary English and Drama teachers.

Develop your approach to facilitating classroom conversations about sexism, misogyny, and depictions of women in Shakespeare in this practical workshop, designed for Secondary English and Drama teachers.

Learn how to use practical rehearsal room techniques to enliven and deepen your students' understanding of the play's characters, context, themes and imagery, and develop their critical thinking skills. You’ll complete your experience by watching a matinee performance of Much Ado About Nothing. 

Learn new skills in this online workshop, designed for secondary teachers with a particular focus on KS5. The session will offer exciting and creative techniques you can use to explore the play’s characters, context, themes and imagery, and facilitate students’ analysis of the production.