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The HSC Symposiums

For Education Season 2022

PERFORMANCE SYMPOSIUMS 

Essential opportunities to deepen your student’s practical understanding through experiencing and analysing key scenes and characters in performance.

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Sport for Jove’s HSC Performance Symposium series in 2022 offers an even stronger theatrical experience of the plays’ major scenes and characters in performance, coupled with theatrical and dramatic analysis and curriculum-based insights into how they work.

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Join Damien Ryan and the team to explore the plays’ multiple meanings, open up diverse critical readings, unlock language & character, hear actors discuss the plays’ famous ambiguities and challenges, and respond students’ questions. A complete, hands-on experience that combines the unfiltered relationship students need with the plays’ action and narrative while also ensuring they are ‘watching with understanding’, in other words, extracting the key ingredients and critical thinking required to write on the plays under exam conditions. Every aspect of the work is geared toward the curriculum and the specific needs of students studying these plays.

Detailed Student Resource Kit included with each Symposium.

 

 

EACH SESSION IS 2.5 HOURS IN DURATION

including performance, analysis and discussion

 

 

In 2022, we invite you and your students to explore the following plays with us:

Peformance Symposiums: Shakespeare Series:

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Richard III 
This historical tragedy is the final story in the War of the Roses cycle.
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The Tempest
 
Very likely the last play Shakespeare wrote on his own, The Tempest is a story which contains elements of both comedy and tragedy.
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THE MERCHANT OF VENICE
A look into our struggle to know the difference between mercy and justice.
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Henry IV
Part One
Discover Shakespeare’s history play in an exploration of the Sun and its Shadow.

Performance Symposiums: Classics Series:

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THE CRUCIBLE
Explore how complex themes are represented to us through the conventions of a live stage tragedy.
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Henry IV
Part One
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Waiting for
Godot
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Summer of the
Seventeenth Doll

Dates and Booking

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Seymour Centre

KING HENRY IV, PART 1

Mon, 7 March

Tues, 8 March

Wed, 9 March

11am

2pm

10am

The merchant of venice

Thurs, 17 March

Fri, 18 March

11am

10am

the tempest

Mon, 4 April

Tues, 5 April

Wed, 6 April

Thurs, 7 April

11am

10am

11am

11am

richard III

Thurs, 10 March

Fri, 11 March

11am

10am

the crucible 

Mon, 6 June

10am, 2pm

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Riverside Theatres

tHE CRUCIBLE

Tues, 31 May

Thurs, 2 June

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2pm

2pm

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Run Time | 2.5 Hours
including performance, analysis, discussion & a brief interval

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