Join the exclusive Afternoon Workshop with renowned Actor/Director Ian Puleston-Davies in York. This unique opportunity allows participants to learn from a luminary whose career has spanned acting, writing, producing, voice artistry, and directing, captivating audiences on both stage and screen. Ian's impressive resume boasts standout roles in renowned productions, including Tin Star, Viewpoint, Four Lives, Vera, Coronation Street, Marcella, Being Human, and Silent Witness. His talent extends beyond acting, as he has seamlessly transitioned into the realms of directing and writing. His latest cinematic masterpiece, Bolan's Shoes, featuring the incomparable Timothy Spall, has gained critical acclaim in theaters. His literary talent shines through in the award-winning drama Dirty Filthy Love alongside the remarkable Michael Sheen. 

This exclusive workshop is limited to just 14 participants per class and is open to individuals aged 16 years and above. Before the workshop, participants will receive a scene to work on. During the workshop, Ian will provide expert guidance as participants perform their scenes. It is essential to commit to learning your lines and to notify us in advance if you cannot attend. The cancellation policy states that refunds will not be issued if cancellation occurs less than 14 days before the workshop, but a full refund will be given if we can rebook your place. 

Join us for an unforgettable afternoon of learning and growth with Ian Puleston-Davies at Stableside, York Racecourse. Secure your spot now for £60.29.

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