You like speaking French? Why not improve your communication skills with our theatre workshop? Learning in context improves memory, while being involved physically and emotionally will boost your confidence.
Join us! All you need is a willingness to participate and a good GCSE level.
We start a new series of 10 sessions on Tuesday November 2nd at 8 p.m. in Southville (each lasting 1.30-Tuesday nights @ Comedy Box, BS3 1JF). We still have a few spaces. To enrol or simply find out more, please send an email to info@theatre-vo.com, visit our Alliance Française de Bristol website or call Audrey on 0781 659 0609. The price is £160.
We start a new series of 10 sessions on Tuesday November 2nd at 8 p.m. in Southville (each lasting 1.30-Tuesday nights @ Comedy Box, BS3 1JF). We still have a few spaces. To enrol or simply find out more, please send an email to info@theatre-vo.com, visit our Alliance Française de Bristol website or call Audrey on 0781 659 0609. The price is £160.
"Theatre VO is a completely different way of learning French; it's amazing how much you take in without even realising it. Acting was never really my thing- but acting in French is completely different!! It's great fun and I'd recommend the course to anyone who wants to improve their ability to speak French." - Rosie
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Theatre VO also offers tailored workshops for schools and businesses. For more info, visit www.theatre-vo.com
Did you go to see the Misanthrope? What did you think? Tell us about your favourite French theatre quote!
I went to see Le Misanthrope at Bristol Old Vic. It was an unforgettable performance in modern day dress and using a translation by Tony Harrison which was extremely funny and full of up to the minute references, to Nicolas Sarkozy etc. I had never read the play, yet it was instantly accessible. Simon Armstrong who played Alceste was incredible, full of anger and frustration, energetically rushing headlong through the play. I remembered the same actor playing Uncle Vanya last year with equal force as he railed against his lot.
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"Je veux tout et tout de suite!" Jean Anouilh, Antigone
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