NYT Collaborative Theatre Making
Saturday 14th -Sunday 15th June | 10am - 5pm |
An intensive weekend for directors, writers, theatre makers and performers to apply their practice in collaboration with other creatives.
This two-day workshop offers a practical opportunity to explore and test your practice working with other creatives and bring work off the page and into the room.
This course would be suitable for those who have already attended our Writers, Directors, or Movement Labs series or other directing and writing programs at NYT or externally.
Please note that whatever your creative practice you will be asked to work across multiple disciplines.
There are very limited spaces on this for each route
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Directors (including movement directors)
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Writers
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Theatre makers & performers
FAQs
Course details
Ages:
18-30
Dates:
Saturday 14th and Sunday 15th June
Time:
10am - 5pm
Venue:
National Youth Theatre
443-445 Holloway Road, N7 6LW
Price:
£150
Can I take part?
This course is available for anyone aged 18 - 30 whether they are active members of NYT or new to the organisation
Am I eligible for a free place?
At The National Youth Theatre we never want cost to be a barrier, that's why we offer limited free spaces on each course. For a free place, please fill out the short application form here
What should I bring?
Please wear comfortable clothing, bring a packed lunch/snack (NYT is next to many shops, cafes and a Sainsburys), water bottle, a notepad and pen
I have access needs, can I still take part?
Our courses are accessible for disabled and neurodivergent people; we can make adjustments to meet access requirements.All participants are asked to provide Access Information before attending, to make sure their requirements are met. For further information, please contact auditionandcourses@nyt.org.uk
Terms & Conditions
Contact
Booking is now open
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the Auditions & Courses team on auditionsandcourses@nyt.org.uk
Facilitators
Andrew Whyment
Isley Lynn
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Isley won the ‘Charles Wintour Most Promising Playwright Award’ at the Evening Standard Theatre Awards 2023 for their play The Swell, and was also nominated for Outstanding Achievement In An Affiliate Theatre at the 2024 Oliviers, as well as Best New Play, Best Director and Best Production at the 2023 Offies. Isley was a finalist for the 2021-22 Women’s Prize for Playwriting with Furies. Isley's play Skin A Cat was awarded Pick Of The Year at Vault Festival 2016 and nominated for four Off West End Awards (Most Promising New Playwright - shortlist, Best New Play, Best Lead Female, Best Director) for its transfer as inaugural production at The Bunker, 2016, then touring nationally throughout 2018. Isley won the 2025 Imison Award for Tether, was the 2014 Script6 winner at The Space with Bright Nights, received Special Commendation from the 2012 Soho Young Writers Award for Lomography, and their monologue What's So Special was performed as part of The Get Out at The Royal Court Jerwood Theatre Upstairs (2014). They were twice named Champion of Literary Death Match (Norfolk and Norwich Festival and The Book Club, London). Previous projects with the National Youth Theatre include The War Of The Worlds and Tiny Dancers.