Current Workshops

The Hub, O2 Centre, 255 Finchley Rd, NW3 6LU

Wednesday mornings – 10am to 12.30pm

weekly workshops – 10 weeks

September 30th to December 2nd 2026

Wednesdays – Book via Paypal

Basil Jellicoe Hall, Drummond Crescent, NW1 1LE

Friday mornings – 10am to 12.30pm

weekly workshops – 10 weeks

October 2nd to December 4th 2026

Fridays – Book via Paypal

Booking and Payment

Flexible booking system:

Payment is on a Pay-What-You-Like sliding scale from £10 to £30 per workshop.

Just click on the relevant PayPal link for the workshop you wish to attend.

Book at any time – you don’t have to start on the first session.

You must pre-book – it’s not drop-in!

Book for 1 workshop, several, or the whole course of 10 – you choose.

All venues are wheelchair accessible.

Feedback

“The scene work helped me become more confident and make stronger choices.”

“We were put through our paces, I mean that in a positive way.“

“Being coached and watching others being coached improved my confidence”

Thankyou to everyone involved in the workshops as part of Totally Thames festival Sept 2026

Some wonderful creative input from bold participants with lots of energy and smiles!

Acting Workshop @ Poplar Union

Acting Workshop @ Cody Dock

These were open-level workshops for adults and as part of the Totally Thames Festival theme, we used scenes from our current play in development ‘The Tale of Morphea’: the adventures of a woman who lives on the canal with her boater friends and the swans.

General info about the Acting Workshops

Who are they for?

Workshops are for adults over 18 years

Workshops are open-level. What does this mean? All welcome!

People will come to these workshops with a range of motivations and skill, ability and experience levels – from absolute beginners to professionals – you’ll work at your own level and develop from there.

They’re for beginners and for people with experience who want to develop their existing acting skills to build continuity in their work. 

They offer a focussed, motivating and safe creative space. 

What happens?

This is a chance to develop your creativity, your skills of voice, space and movement, through warm-ups, games and exercises, and most importantly, build your confidence and enjoy yourself by working collaboratively on scripts and improvisation. 

Extracts from a script will be taken as the working material for techniques, approaches, improvisation and explorations. There

If you already have a script or play extract that you’d like to do some work on, we’re open where possible to fitting this in, just let us know. 

Please wear clothes you feel comfortable moving around in and bring a bottle of water.

All venues are wheelchair accessible.

contact@furtherthantheedge.com

“I really enjoyed the supportive atmosphere and the opportunity to work with different people.”

“I feel like we can get stuck in every week – so practical and creative! ”