The Drawing Theatre

London Drawing Presents:

The Drawing Theatre

The Drawing Theatre is a spectacular fusion of theatre and drawing in a creative workshop designed to inspire and excite. Combining elements of performance and movement, light and sound, you will explore the human figure in hidden spaces and beautiful architecture, turning your inspiration into drawings, collages and 3D drawings.

In previous Drawing Theatre events this year we staged a playful performance in fabulous The Grand Hall, created a live 3D installation within the large theatre space at BAC and collaborated with performance artist Philip Li create a performance installation using clay to modify his body.

This workshop is suitable for all levels of ability- accessible for beginners, inspiring and challenging for those with more experience. Advice and tuition will be available for those who need it.

Performance may contain clothed and unclothed models 

No photography

Saturday 4 September
Saturday 16 October
Saturday 4 December

11-5pm
£40 per session 
Basic materials included.

Battersea Arts Centre
Lavender Hill
London
SW11 5TN

Nearest station: Clapham Junction
Trains run appprox every 10 mins from Victoria and London Bridge

All these classes are now booking- please contact Battersea Arts Centre:

by phone: Box office 020 722 32223

or online: Battersea Arts Centre online booking

How to get to Battersea Arts Centre: http://www.bac.org.uk/your-visit/finding-us/

If you cant make these dates please contact us at London Drawing to join our mailing list and we will keep you up to date with future classes

Comments from previous Drawing Theatre events:

“I absolutely loved it! I found the combination of drawing and theatre very inspiring!”

“I enjoyed it very much... allows you to free up and experiment with things, less formal and more comfortable to work in- not strictly drawing but more ideas”

“...more dynamic than traditional life drawing”

“I enjoyed the sound- not knowing what was going to happen next- the unexpected and being encouraged to try new techniques”

“I was inspired by the freedom to experiment and work in an unstructured way in a relaxed atmosphere”