The Workshops ‘Text, Space & Vision’
Pamela Howard offers several practical workshops based on different aspects of her book "What is Scenography?"
Workshops that have taken place are outlined below and can be adapted to suit individual needs.
The workshops normally require a dedicated space, for 15-20 students to work in over 4-5 days. For further details, written workshops outlines and costs contact
‘Sao Paulo Stories’
Espaco Cenográfico, Sao Paulo, Brazil
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| Creating the 'chair-stages' for Sao Paulo Stories at the Espaco Cenográfico | |
 Demonstrating the use of of scale in the space |
 Beginning the graffiti on the wall |
‘King MacBeth of Bahia’
Teatro Castro Alves, Salvador, Bahia, Brazil
 Drawing with long sticks |
 Creating Sculptural groups |
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| Creating the Panorama of King Macbeth of Bahia. Collage made from the workshop drawings | |
‘People in Space’
A drawing workshop for 6-20 people in a large empty space
 Taiwan workshop 2008 |
 Taiwan workshop 2008 |
‘Why Do You Always Wear Black?’
A workshop to integrate scenographers, actors, directors, musicians and space.
Discussion with Directing and Design students from the National Theatre School, Copenhagen.
‘A Labour of Love’
Workshop based on 4 lines from Shakespeare's Love's Labours Lost. A multi-disciplinary integrated workshop for theatre makers.
 Berowne in the Derelict library at Navarre |
 The Library in Navarre |
 The Park at Navarre |
 Final Studio installation |
Drawing Workshops
Carnegie Mellon University: Dept. of Theatre Pittsburgh USA : November 2006.
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| Creating the "Pittsburg Panorama" | |
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| Creating the "Pittsburg Panorama" | Critique of the "Pittsburg Panorama" |
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| Drawings from a Rehearsal | Rehearsal notes in drawings |
‘Four Ways to Find a Lover’
Drawing and performance workshop based on a scene from ‘the Taming of the shrew’ (Shakespeare). National Theatre School Copenhangen February 2007
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 Creating the life size audience |
 People and space in action |
 Exploring horizontal space |
 Exploring ‘in the round’ |
 Drawing the moment |