Blown Fuse Theatre produces innovative theatre for inquisitive audiences, consisting of two female multidisciplinary artists wanting to create new performance possibilities and dissect the human condition.
Exploring various theatre techniques, we aim to portray stories using various disciplines, lighting styles, elements of sound and storytelling techniques, captivating our audiences by engaging all senses.
Blown Fuse engages with young artists, encouraging them to broaden their training by exploring various styles and disciplines.
Working in partnership with education establishments, we tailor our services to compliment and enhance your syllabus.
At Blown Fuse, we are passionate about the artistic and professional development of young people in theatre. We engage with young artists, developing their training and facilitating their exploration of new styles and disciplines in theatre..
This workshop is designed to be adapted for your institution's set text. Specifically developed to help learners expand their understanding of the set text and create their own possibilities in performance.
A workshop created to explore the play 'The Curious Incident of The Dog In The Night-Time'. This workshop is perfect for those studying the text and for those interested in physical theatre.
We have chosen three of the Shakespeare set texts from the National Curriculum to explore: Macbeth, Twelfth Night, Romeo & Juliet. These vastly differing texts offer a variety of explorational possibilities in the workshop.
A week long programme designed to give learners autonomy and an understanding of the skills necessary to produce a showcase. Suitable for half terms and summer breaks and culminating in a showcase open to public.
