Join Owen Scrivens at the Owen Scrivens - Death, Dying and Improv workshop, taking place on April 21, 2024, at the Joe H Makin Drama Centre, Liverpool John Moores University. Owen Scrivens, an experienced improviser with 20 years of experience, will guide participants through a thought-provoking exploration of death in improv.

This workshop delves into the various approaches to death, ranging from the absurd to the realistic. Participants will also discover the profound joys that can emerge from truth, deep connection, and emotion in their improv performances.

Owen Scrivens has a wealth of experience in the field, having performed and taught regularly in Liverpool, Newcastle, and Sheffield. He has collaborated with renowned companies such as Sticky Floor Improv, Impropriety, Open Heart Theatre, and Playing Dead Theatre. Owen's main interest lies in the intersection between theatre and improvisation, where he successfully blends the profound with the enjoyable.

At this year's festival, Owen will be showcasing "Old Haunts," a show that strives for accessibility and aims to break down barriers to improvisation. Currently, Owen serves as the director and teacher for SaSS Improv in Sheffield.

In addition to his impressive resume, Owen has also co-created "Living.Dying.Dead," an improvised theatre show that engages audiences in discussions surrounding death, dying, and bereavement. While the show was performed at last year's festival, this year offers a unique workshop opportunity to delve even deeper into this profound subject matter.

This workshop is suitable for any improvisers or performers who are up for the challenge of tackling the subject of death. Don't miss this opportunity to expand your improv skills and explore the depths of human experience with Owen Scrivens at the Owen Scrivens - Death, Dying and Improv workshop in Liverpool.

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