GAMAYUN TEACHES ACTING?
We are now in process of casting for our exciting new show DRAGON, and that has made us think about the joys of acting and the differences in how acting is viewed in East and West of Europe. So prepare now, for
GAMAYUN THEATRE PRESENTS:
An exclusive acting workshop in the Eastern European traditions of acting methods.
Learn from a practicing actor in Ukrainian theatre the fundamentals of
Stanislavsky, Chekhov and Les Kurbas acting systems.
Discover the tricks for effective performance prepwork.
Understand yourself and your image through acting methodology.
This taster course is for everyone who wishes to try out some acting, it is as fun as it is insightful, and it will barely cost you more than a coffee and a sandwich in Starbucks.
Fun group exercises and a pub outing afterwards to get to know your teachers and each other, as well as membership in our Facebook group for acting students and enthusiasts and simply a great Saturday afternoon guaranteed!
Age restrictions: 18 years and older
To learn more about us and what we do, please visit www.gamayuntheatre.com
MEET YOUR COACHES
Artem Atamaniuk:
Artem Atamaniuk is a professional actor and actin coach working and living in Kyiv, Ukraine. He studied in Kyiv National I.K. Karpenko-Kary Theatre, Cinema and Television University on the course of B. Benyuk. He works in Kyiv National Academic Young Theatre (Molodii Theatre) as an actor. He acts in 16 current shows of the repertory of Molodii Theatre. He taught the art of acting at Kyiv National I.K. Karpenko-Kary Theatre, Cinema and Television University on B.Benyuk course. Taught acting training in “Grets” studio. Now teaches acting in studio “F63.9” in Ukraine.
He also teaches workshops for business “Word play” in Kyiv, Ukraine.
Asya Sosis:
Asya is a theatre director and the director of Gamayun Theatre Company. Born in Ukraine, she came to the UK to study Practical Filmmaking at Met Film School, but eventually realised her passion lies with theatre. She directed Cockroaches , an adaptation of Mikhail Bulgakov’s play “Flight”, about the hardships of finding your true home in a war-torn country; the show participated in Camden Fringe 2016, Edinburgh Fringe 2017, and further had a run in Etcetera Theatre, London in 2018. Asya was then invited to direct The Crucible in English for Kyiv National Academic Young Theatre (Molodyy Theatre) in Ukraine in 2018, which went on to participate in Pro.Act Fest 2019, an English-language theatre festival in Kyiv, Ukraine, where it had great success. Now Asya is working on a new project, a play by a Soviet playwright Eugene Shwartz, called “Dragon”, about the dragons inside human souls, that is planned to premiere on 13 December 2019.