shakespeare – Stephanie Van Driesen

THE END OF THE METHOD

I used to live vicariously thru the characters I played.

Sally’s, Dorothy’s, Beth’s, even Emma’s lives were more exciting, dramatic than my own could ever be.

Since “Cabaret” in 2011 with PAN Productions (pic below) I somewhat developed the idea that method acting was inevitable for me to truly get into the skin of the actor. I was Method without realising it, till life started to imitate art.Read More

SUBMERGED

You know that feeling when you can’t quite swim, and you cant quite sink? The very thing that you are focused on keeps you in a limbo of reaching but not quite getting. Buoyant but submerged?

Thats probably the best way I can describe being here at East 15 at the moment.Read More

“IMAGINING THE GLOBE”

Last Friday, I had a moment.

Where was I?
An empty room, S5 room, Roding House, empty, cold, save a few chairs stacked up against the sides, a piano, and 16 dizzy and out of breath actors whizzing past me, committing 110% to the warm-ups and exercises, with our equally if not more astounding Voice lecturer Colin running around the room with us, voice fully supported while he rang out instructions.Read More

THE END OF THE METHOD

SUBMERGED

“IMAGINING THE GLOBE”

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