Can the theatre teach us something about how we sit, stand and move in our own skin? Join renowned movement director Lorna Marshall as she demonstrates and discusses the relationship that actors have with their bodies when developing a performance.

Lorna Marshall
Lorna is a movement director and teacher. She has worked in drama, opera and physical performance with companies including the National Theatre, Royal Shakespeare Company and Aldeburgh. She is currently Honorary Research Fellow at Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts and a visiting Lecturer at the New National Theatre in Tokyo.

Facilitator
Timandra Harkness, writer and presenter.

This event is part of Apparatus, a series of events exploring the extraordinary power of the body in artistic expression.