10:00 - 14:00 | 3rd September 2016 | London Theatre Workshop, Leadenhall Market
American theatre star, Tyce, takes us through our paces and explores the art of performing musical theatre repertoire. This workshop will be accompanied by musical director & conductor, Andrew Hopkins.
Tyce has performed in New York & starred in acclaimed productions of Spring Awakening and Hands On A Hardbody. He is a regular performer at the internationally renowned 54 Below.
Tickets must be booked in advance, and we strongly suggest booking as soon as possible to avoid disappointment. Strictly limited Participant tickets are avaliable, as well as many discounted Observer tickets.
ABOUT THE WORKSHOP
Tyce will work with a select number of participants, on song which they have previously prepared for the workshop. As there are only 10 Participants for the workshop, each person will recieve a generous amount of time to work on their performance. The workshop itself aims to have a relaxing and supportive atmosphere, allowing participants to feel safe to experiment and try out new things with Tyce.
The workshop will last for 4 hours, with a short break midway through.
Observers will be encouraged to be actively involved, invited to ask questions and support those who are singing in the workshop.
About TYCE
Tyce is an internationally recognized actor, concert performer, and social media personality. As an actor he has appeared in numerous shows in NYC and regionally, including Spring Awakening, Hands on a Hardbody, Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson, Forbidden Broadway, Ragtime, LMNOP, and more. Online, Tyce loves to engage fans on social media through his platform @tyce on Instagram/ Twitter.
About ANDREW HOPKINS
Andrew graduated from the GSA Conservatoire in 2004, where he was the Sean McGrath scholar.
He is the resident conductor of the Welsh Musical Theatre Orchestra, a professional orchestra that specialises in musical theatre repertoire and whole musicals in concert (www.wmto.co.uk)
Most recently, he was asked to work with Dame Julie Andrews in the casting process of the 60th Anniversary production of My Fair Lady at Sydney Opera House.
Recent Musical Director credits include: Call Me Merman (UK Tour), Broadway (Welsh Tour), A-Z of Musical Theatre (UK Tour), Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (Pomegranate), Just A Housewife (UK Tour).
As an accompanist, he has been lucky enough to play for many West End singers, including Caroline Sheen, Savannah Stevenson and Rosemary Ashe. He regularly plays for auditions and masterclasses in London as well as teaching for the Guildford School of Acting and The Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama.
You can follow Andrew on Twitter with the handle @andrewhopkinsmd
