Writing Lab
Another brilliant night at Writing Lab - an MMD Workshop run by Christine Denniston, which I always feel very lucky to be a part of.
We met in a fantastic space just by Bond Street Station - called the The Music Studios. They are studios for musicians to go and practise and rehearse and every room has a grand piano in it. There is a link to their website HERE
James Lovelock brought in a scene from his musical Sunshine Guy, which has recently had a production at Birmingham University and a transfer to the Landor Theatre, but he is still refining the show and we read a scene and he sang one of the absolutely beautiful songs.
Karl Miller and Chris Ash presented only the music for a musical they are working on. They wanted to find out what we got from the music - and wonderfully our feedback was very much what they had hoped.
I brought in a scene from Capture which I had added a character to and moved another, only the day before. The feedback was really helpful, the dynamics of the scene had changed a lot from this switch and I felt that it had improved so will be keeping it this way for the moment.
Karl, Chris, Christine and Tim Connor and I all went off to a Lebanese cafe afterwards to talk about life, musical theatre and everything - which is always a very important part of the evening!
We met in a fantastic space just by Bond Street Station - called the The Music Studios. They are studios for musicians to go and practise and rehearse and every room has a grand piano in it. There is a link to their website HERE
James Lovelock brought in a scene from his musical Sunshine Guy, which has recently had a production at Birmingham University and a transfer to the Landor Theatre, but he is still refining the show and we read a scene and he sang one of the absolutely beautiful songs.
Karl Miller and Chris Ash presented only the music for a musical they are working on. They wanted to find out what we got from the music - and wonderfully our feedback was very much what they had hoped.
I brought in a scene from Capture which I had added a character to and moved another, only the day before. The feedback was really helpful, the dynamics of the scene had changed a lot from this switch and I felt that it had improved so will be keeping it this way for the moment.
Karl, Chris, Christine and Tim Connor and I all went off to a Lebanese cafe afterwards to talk about life, musical theatre and everything - which is always a very important part of the evening!
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