The Institut français d’Ecosse is delighted to have Dr Dana Rufolo, who will be holding a workshop at our premises. The workshop is FREE and open to all - availability limited.
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editor-in-chief of Plays International & Europe
Friday 29 October 2021 | 10:00-17:00
(includes 1h lunch break - please note that lunch will not be provided)
In-person at the Institute
In English
Event organised in partnership with the University of Edinburgh (School of Literatures, Languages and Cultures) curated by Dr Séverine Genieys-Kirk.
FREE ADMISSION
Please note that wearing a face-covering is mandatory in the space
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Summary of Workshop:
In this course on writing for a magazine you will be introduced to the art of writing theatre criticism as an analysis of a theatre production, taking into account the aesthetic rules drama must follow, as well as your own personality and the cultural context in which you live (your era, your national identity, your value system). This approach is laterally applicable to other forms of criticism: film criticism, literary criticism, dance criticism, art criticism, and criticism of the sort of open-ended performances you often see in art galleries and museums. In this brief workshop, you will start to discover how exciting it is to see, interpret, analyze, and write about the arts.
Please consult the website: www.playsinternational.org.uk
More information for how to prepare for the workshop will be communicated to the participants separately. For further detail contact Dr Séverine Genieys-Kirk

Access Details
Institut français d’Ecosse, Salle Jacques Tati (Ground Floor)
West Parliament Square
Edinburgh EH1 1RF
The IFE and its spaces are fully accessible with step-free access.
Face coverings are mandatory to move around the building. A one-way system is in place throughout the building with an entrance via George IV Bridge only and exit via West Parliament Square. Hand sanitizers are also available in the building.
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