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"From Page to Stage" is a comprehensive series of five workshops curated to assist writers and aspiring writers in transitioning their poetry from the page to the stage. Participants will have the opportunity to explore various performance skills and confidence-boosting activities under the guidance of different experienced performers. The workshops will be held at The Community Works in Oxford, at 21 Park End Street, OX1 1HH, from 1 pm to 3.30 pm on the last Saturday of each month between April and August. Attendees can register for individual sessions or opt for all five, with the chance to showcase their refined performance skills alongside workshop leaders in a September event. Tickets are available at three price tiers: £10 for general admission, £15 for those able to contribute more, and a limited number at £5 for individuals with lower incomes. Additionally, one free ticket per session is offered to those facing financial barriers. To request a free ticket or inquire about access needs, please contact oxfordpoetrylibrary@gmail.com in advance. The lineup includes workshops on Comedy in Performance, Storytelling and Performance Poetry, Voicework and Poetry, Acting Techniques in Poetry, and Playing with Performance, each led by accomplished performers in the field. Don't miss this opportunity to elevate your poetry performance skills and captivate audiences with your work.

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