Breathing Corpses by Laura Wade • City Lit Foundation (2015-16)
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Date: 2016-06-02

Kerem Kocaer (BEN) and Hella Stichlmair (KATE) in a scene from Laura Wade's play BREATHING CORPSES (2005), performed on the 28th May 2016 for their end-of-year scene-work for the Foundation in Acting course at the City Lit adult education college in London. Group three acting tutor: Terry Smith.

Yesterday, while out in the park, walking her boyfriend's dog, Kate stumbled upon the butchered corpse of a young girl. Today, she's just trying to get some work done. A deadline looms and the noise and sweltering heat don't help. To make matters worse, she dimly recalls fighting with Ben again last night.


For more information, see:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Breathing_Corpses

http://www.citylit.ac.uk/courses/foundation-drama/drc003-1617

If you would like to get involved in actor training at the City Lit, you might consider auditioning for next year’s Foundation course, which starts in September 2016 and runs through to the beginning of June 2017 (while another intake will also begin in January). 

The groups run at different times during the week, in order to accommodate as many different lifestyles as possible — one group meets on two weekday evenings, one all day on Fridays, and this  group meets all day on Saturdays. The course runs for 6 hours, 40 minutes each week and lasts for 30 weeks.
 
The course offers a disciplined and structured training in movement, voice, and acting skills. It is recognised by Drama UK as a principal feeder course for vocational training and is accredited by the Open College Network, which enables the acquisition of credits towards Higher Education.

You should have completed at least one introductory and one follow-on course in acting (either at the City Lit or elsewhere) or have comparable experience. Regular attendance is essential. We generally do not accept students under 19; there is no upper age limit.

Auditions will take place during the daytime from Tuesday 19th to Friday 22nd July. You would need to memorise and prepare a speech from a contemporary play (written sometime since the 1960s), which should last no longer than two minutes. You would take part in a day-long group session, in which you would experience movement, voice, and acting exercises. There is a non-returnable £15 audition fee and you would need to provide two passport-sized photographs.
 
To book a place on one of the audition days, contact the drama department: (020) 7492-2542 or drama@citylit.ac.uk

http://www.citylit.ac.uk/courses/foundation-drama/drc003-1617