Here are a range of links to some great content that has been created. Have a look – it is brilliant and FREE!
RSC Shakespeare learning Zone – a brilliant resource to look at a range of plays and to see footage of actors engaging with text. Introduced by two Silhouette Youth members.
https://www.rsc.org.uk/shakespeare-learning-zone
RSC You tube channel – lots of great content here. Past productions, actors playing small scenes – definitely one to watch.
https://www.youtube.com/user/theRSC/featured
Whats on stage – they are going to start making lots of content available FREE to watch,
https://www.whatsonstage.com/london-theatre/news/stage-shows-musicals-opera-free-stream-online_51198.html
Wind in the Willows – a FREE link to the musical with Rufus Hound. Definitely worth watching.
https://www.willowsmusical.com/
FREE audio books through Audible ! Have a listen.
https://stories.audible.com/start-listen
Hampstead Heath performance of ‘I and you’.
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If you can’t come to the theatre, the theatre can come to you. #HTAtHome For 1 week from Monday 23 March, we’re re-releasing #HTIandYou for free on Instagram, on demand, to watch wherever you are. Written by @lalatellsastory, starring @maisie_williams & @zachwwyatt. Roxana Silbert, Artistic Director of Hampstead Theatre said: “Like everyone in the theatre community right now, and indeed across the globe, we at Hampstead Theatre are watching these unprecedented events unfold and wondering what we can do to help. We are an industry that seeks to bring people together and tell stories that resonate. I hope this particularly tender and funny story offers some much-needed entertainment and connection right now – thank you to Lauren Gunderson, Edward Hall, Maisie Williams, Zach Wyatt and the entire company in allowing us to share your beautiful work.” ➡️ Follow the link in bio for more information
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NATIONAL YOUTH THEATRE – have a look at this link for free resources for a range of plays!
https://www.nyt.org.uk/schools/schools-education