Nona Shepphard
Associate Director and Chair of Audition Panel
Royal Academy of Dramatic Art London (RADA)
Associate Director and Chair of Audition Panel
Royal Academy of Dramatic Art London (RADA)
She is one of the Associate Directors at RADA (Royal Academy of Dramatic Art) and International Consultant at the Lir Academy in Dublin, RADA’s sister school. She is also a freelance writer and director, with over 160 productions and 50 commissioned plays to her credit.
Nona Shepphard on the Schedule 2025
All times in CESTMonday, 18. August
Afternoon
Afternoon
Stronger Together: The Power of the Ensemble
Students from the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London will share the parts of their actor training that deal with ensembles. Creating an effective and dynamic piece of theatre requires every individual actor to function as part of the company. Whether they have a large or a small part does not matter – each actor is equally important. This seminar explores the routes, strategies and compromises we might employ to help us work together effectively.
15:00
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18:00
Stronger Together: The Power of the Ensemble
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ART
SEM
Content
Theatre as a Sanctuary: How Theatre Builds Confidence and Connection
Many actors are introduced to theatre when their parents send them to theatre workshops to overcome their shyness and gain confidence; they end up going on stage in front of hundreds of people. The stage is their place of safety. So, what is it about working together to create a piece of theatre that produces this feeling? This seminar, led by students from the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London, will explore this question.
15:00
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18:00
Theatre as a Sanctuary: How Theatre Builds Confidence and Connection
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ART
SEM
Content
Tuesday, 19. August
Afternoon
Afternoon
Stronger Together: The Power of the Ensemble
Students from the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London will share the parts of their actor training that deal with ensembles. Creating an effective and dynamic piece of theatre requires every individual actor to function as part of the company. Whether they have a large or a small part does not matter – each actor is equally important. This seminar explores the routes, strategies and compromises we might employ to help us work together effectively.
15:00
-
18:00
Stronger Together: The Power of the Ensemble
ART
SEM
Content
Theatre as a Sanctuary: How Theatre Builds Confidence and Connection
Many actors are introduced to theatre when their parents send them to theatre workshops to overcome their shyness and gain confidence; they end up going on stage in front of hundreds of people. The stage is their place of safety. So, what is it about working together to create a piece of theatre that produces this feeling? This seminar, led by students from the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London, will explore this question.
15:00
-
18:00
Theatre as a Sanctuary: How Theatre Builds Confidence and Connection
ART
SEM
Content
Wednesday, 20. August
Afternoon
Afternoon
Stronger Together: The Power of the Ensemble
Students from the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London will share the parts of their actor training that deal with ensembles. Creating an effective and dynamic piece of theatre requires every individual actor to function as part of the company. Whether they have a large or a small part does not matter – each actor is equally important. This seminar explores the routes, strategies and compromises we might employ to help us work together effectively.
15:00
-
18:00
Stronger Together: The Power of the Ensemble
ART
SEM
Content
Theatre as a Sanctuary: How Theatre Builds Confidence and Connection
Many actors are introduced to theatre when their parents send them to theatre workshops to overcome their shyness and gain confidence; they end up going on stage in front of hundreds of people. The stage is their place of safety. So, what is it about working together to create a piece of theatre that produces this feeling? This seminar, led by students from the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London, will explore this question.
15:00
-
18:00
Theatre as a Sanctuary: How Theatre Builds Confidence and Connection
ART
SEM
Content
Thursday, 21. August
Afternoon
Afternoon
Stronger Together: The Power of the Ensemble
Students from the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London will share the parts of their actor training that deal with ensembles. Creating an effective and dynamic piece of theatre requires every individual actor to function as part of the company. Whether they have a large or a small part does not matter – each actor is equally important. This seminar explores the routes, strategies and compromises we might employ to help us work together effectively.
15:00
-
18:00
Stronger Together: The Power of the Ensemble
ART
SEM
Content
Theatre as a Sanctuary: How Theatre Builds Confidence and Connection
Many actors are introduced to theatre when their parents send them to theatre workshops to overcome their shyness and gain confidence; they end up going on stage in front of hundreds of people. The stage is their place of safety. So, what is it about working together to create a piece of theatre that produces this feeling? This seminar, led by students from the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London, will explore this question.
15:00
-
18:00
Theatre as a Sanctuary: How Theatre Builds Confidence and Connection
ART
SEM
Content
Friday, 22. August
Afternoon
Afternoon
Stronger Together: The Power of the Ensemble
Students from the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London will share the parts of their actor training that deal with ensembles. Creating an effective and dynamic piece of theatre requires every individual actor to function as part of the company. Whether they have a large or a small part does not matter – each actor is equally important. This seminar explores the routes, strategies and compromises we might employ to help us work together effectively.
15:00
-
18:00
Stronger Together: The Power of the Ensemble
ART
SEM
Content
Theatre as a Sanctuary: How Theatre Builds Confidence and Connection
Many actors are introduced to theatre when their parents send them to theatre workshops to overcome their shyness and gain confidence; they end up going on stage in front of hundreds of people. The stage is their place of safety. So, what is it about working together to create a piece of theatre that produces this feeling? This seminar, led by students from the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London, will explore this question.
15:00
-
18:00
Theatre as a Sanctuary: How Theatre Builds Confidence and Connection
ART
SEM
Content