Chekhov Masterclass with Dmitry Krymov

About the Masterclass:

Be one of 25 theatremakers to see Chekhov through the eyes of theatrical visionary, Dmitry Krymov.

On 23 September, Dmitry Krymov will be opening his process to emerging theatre makers for the first time in Britain. In this masterclass, Krymov will be working with 6 actors and 4 directors in an exploration of scenes from Chekhov.

A further 25 places are open to theatre creatives of all disciplines. They will be given the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to observe Krymov at work, and will be invited to ask him about his creative practices in a Q&A session at the close of the day.

Observer Tickets:

Open to: Theatre creatives of all disciplines

Date & time: Tues, 23 Sept, 11 AM to 4 PM

Address: SCRUM Studios, Hammersmith, London

Price: 'pay what you can' or 'pay it forward'

About the Krymov Residency @ SCRUM Studios

Hailed by the Guardian as “among the greatest directors in the world”, Dmitry Krymov now lives in political exile from Russia following the invasion of Ukraine. Facing wide-spread censorship in his home country, Krymov now returns to create new work in the UK for the first time since his rave-reviewed productions of A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Opus 7 wowed audiences at the RSC, Barbican, and Edinburgh International Festival over a decade ago.

Note on Participants:

The 6 actors and 4 directors participating in the masterclass have been selected via an open application process (deadline 27 August).

Venue Access:

Please contact us at c3R1ZGlvcyB8IHNjcnVtdGhlYXRyZSAhIGNvICEgdWs= should you have any access requirements. The Masterclass space has step-free access and wheelchair accessible toilets. Accessible parking can be booked in advance.

For information on arriving on public transport, see https://www.scrumtheatre.co.uk/your-visit

Pay what you can or pay it forward

Offering affordable training is at the heart of SCRUM's charitable objectives. Though classes with our practitioners cost a significant amount for practitioners and staffing costs, we offer places at a pay-what-you-can rate. For some, this might mean paying 1p. For others, paying more means you’re covering our facilitators fee and staffing costs, making it possible for us to host future PWYC workshops seasons. We give a suggested figure of £35 as a 'pay it forward ' donation.

Attendees must be 18+

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