Art form: Drama – Scripted Monologue Title: Dog by Steven Berkoff What process did you take to make/start your OSP/SM? For my SM initially I looked into the physical script’s origin and the playwrights intentions, figuring out whether I wanted to interpret or re-interpret. Be extremely experimental, test everything until you are happy. Feel free…
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Jackson O’Keeffe
Art form: Drama – Scripted Monologue (SM) Title: The Removalists by David Williamson What process did you take to make/start your OSP/SM? After choosing a monologue that I really connected with, I then needed to familiarise myself with the whole play. I read the play to gain an understanding of the story, as well as…
Eloise Budimlich
Art form: Drama – Original Solo Performance (OSP) Title: The Dizzy Dame What process did you take to make/start your OSP? When making my OSP I focussed on developing a strong dramatic structure. I wanted my piece to have a steady rise in tension so that it would be engaging and suspenseful and therefore interesting to watch….
Arjun Kang
Art form: Drama – Scripted Monologue (SM) Title: Two Brothers by Hannie Rayson What process did you take to make/start your Original Solo Performance (OSP) / Scripted Monologue(SM)? When I started to seriously think about what I wanted my OSP to be, I thought back to the Performing Arts Perspectives I watched with my drama…
Eliza Davis
Art form: Music – Composition Title: Ain’t Jealous What was the inspiration behind your piece? My biggest goal since discovering my love of jazz, was to write a big band chart. Combine that with a love for drama and musical theatre, and you get this piece. The song takes on a couple meanings in terms…
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