Lazarus Theatre Company - Spotlight on

Spotlight ON delves into the Lazarus ensemble / text process, exploring and sharing how performers and creatives begin approaching a Lazarus creative process. In this episode, Ricky and Gavin talk about pointing. Our example text will be the prologue from Romeo and Juliet. A copy of the text can be found in the performer portal at www.lazarustheatrecompany.co.uk/gym 

Spotlight ON delves into the Lazarus ensemble / text process, exploring and sharing how performers and creatives begin approaching a Lazarus creative process. In this episode, Ricky and Gavin talk about how they break up thoughts and parts of thoughts with space, musicality, and intention. Our example text will be the prologue from Romeo and Juliet. A copy of the text can be found in the performer portal at www.lazarustheatrecompany.co.uk/gym 

Spotlight ON delves into the Lazarus ensemble / text process, exploring and sharing how performers and creatives begin approaching a Lazarus creative process. In this episode, Ricky and Gavin talk about how they break up a piece of text using thoughts and parts of thoughts. Again, they are using the prologue from Romeo and Juliet. A copy of the text can be found in the performer portal at www.lazarustheatrecompany.co.uk/gym 

Spotlight ON delves into the Lazarus ensemble / text process, exploring and sharing how performers and creatives begin approaching a Lazarus creative process. In this episode, Ricky and Gavin delve into the Lazarus Process and talk about what questions we ask before we start to break up the text. We’ll be using the prologue from Romeo and Juliet. A copy of the text can be found in the performer portal at www.lazarustheatrecompany.co.uk/gym 

Spotlight ON delves into the Lazarus ensemble / text process, exploring and sharing how performers and creatives begin approaching a Lazarus creative process. In this episode, Ricky talks more about being work ready and takes us through a warm up. Designed to be used as a guide to building your own personal warm up.    Warm up begins at 2 minutes 20 seconds