5 Reasons to Join our Winter Showcase Course this September. . .

No, we're not wishing summer away just yet. ☀️

But we are getting excited about what's coming this autumn, because our Winter Showcase Courses are approaching, and places are already starting to fill.

From the end of September, our Brighton, Shoreham and Worthing groups will spend ten weeks creating, rehearsing and bringing a mini-play to life, before performing at our annual Savage Heart Winter Showcase in December.

And this year, we're making it bigger than ever.

Bigger. Bolder. More Time to Create.

For the first time, all of our Showcase Courses will run for a full two hours, giving every group more time to experiment, rehearse and really develop their work.

Even more exciting? Worthing is joining the Showcase!

That means performances from Brighton, Shoreham and Worthing will all come together for our biggest and boldest Winter Showcase yet; a brilliant celebration of all of your hard work and talent!

Whether you've never stepped on stage before or you've been acting for years, our Showcase Courses are designed to challenge and support you.

Why choose a Showcase Course?

Here are just a few reasons...

🎭 Perform for a live audience

There's nothing quite like sharing your work live. You'll sharpen your performance skills and experience the unique energy that only an audience can bring.

🤝 Create something together

Spend ten weeks developing a character, building relationships and creating a piece of theatre as part of an ensemble.

🌟 Grow in confidence

Challenge yourself in a warm, supportive environment, overcome nerves and discover what you're capable of.

❤️ Become part of the Savage Heart community

Working towards a shared performance creates lasting friendships, and our Winter Showcase is one of the few opportunities for students from all our groups to come together.

🎉 End the year on a high

Celebrate everything you've created with friends, family and fellow performers at a festive evening of original theatre.

If you're thinking about joining us this autumn, we'd love to welcome you.

And finally...

We're also delighted to invite you to a sharing of Rachel Mae Brady's latest play, Bitter Water, at The All Saints Centre, Lewes, on Tuesday 1st September at 7.45pm.

The evening will feature four new plays at an early stage of development, including work by Savage Heart alumni Neil Noon and Amanda Hallam Lane, alongside Lewes Live Literature founder Mark C. Hewitt.

Bitter Water

Renowned climate activist Dayna and her wife Cleo have spent fifteen years living sustainably in a world that is, quite literally, on fire. But on Dayna's fiftieth birthday, a disturbing secret emerges, forcing the couple to confront how far they are willing to go to save the planet.

Come along, experience brand-new writing before anyone else, and be part of the creative conversation.

Tickets: £10 Book here