How to write and perform
your own material

Workshop Facilitator:
Annabel Miller
Friday 2 August 5-7PM, Studio

Do you have an idea for a play, or a monologue?  Are you struggling with how to get these ideas written into a cohesive script?  Would you ideally want to perform your work?  Join me for a fun and interactive workshop where I will help you get started, share my own writing techniques and disciplines, introduce you to the story arc, and by the end of the session get you up on your feet performing something that you have written.

Please bring: a notebook and pen and any ideas you already have.

Annabel Miller  is a professional actor and writer.  Following a corporate career she undertook a scriptwriting course at the Central School of Speech and Drama and then studied acting at Drama Studio London.  In 2023 she wrote and performed her debut play Veiled a one-woman show focusing on women facing various mid-life crises: parenting, work-based sexism, relationships and mental health.  This sold out at both the New Wimbledon Studio, and again this year for a run at the Putney Arts Theatre

.Acting credits include various harassed mums in adverts as well as recent theatre roles: Betty in Larkin with Women (Old Red Lion), Maggie in Look Behind You (The Tabard) and Melanie in When We Were Normal (Rose Theatre).

She can be heard on BBC Sounds in the radio play LUSUS, and appears in the Bafta-award winning game Dead Man's Phone.