Scary Strangers presents: Big Character Energy Workshop

2pm - 5pm
Wentworth Falls School of Arts
217-219 Great Western Hwy, Wentworth Falls NSW 2782
Wentworth Falls
Learn how to create exciting characters on the spot through a series of dynamic exercises, open to participants of all experience levels. As part of the inaugural Scary Strangers Comedy Festival, this workshop invites participants to explore simple, practical techniques for finding unique characters, accessing a wider emotional range, and making confident physical and vocal choices. Big characters make shows memorable, invite our scene partners to make stronger choices, and give audiences something exciting to connect with. They’re playful, surprising, emotionally bold, and one of the most enjoyable ways to stretch ourselves creatively on stage. We’ll focus on heightening character decisions, committing fully to the moment, and supporting the reality of the scene. Through fast-paced exercises and improvised scenes, you’ll build confidence, trust your instincts, and discover characters you didn’t know you had. Welcome to participants of all experience levels. Recommended for actors, writers, physical theatre performers, comedians, and anyone with Big Character Energy! Venue: Wentworth Falls School of the Arts Date: Friday, October 16 Time: 2:00-5:00pm (3 hours) Arrival: Please arrive 15 minutes before the workshop start time Facilitated by Ru Halwala & Tom Stevenson Early Bird Price: $60 per person (ends August 31st) General Admission: $75 per person + $10 for Workshop & Show Ticket

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