This event is exclusively for Amplify members and GOBS Collective

In this workshop you will learn to:

  • Liberate the voice you have rather than applying vocal techniques from the outside
  • Use your voice as an instrument: sounds, pitch, melodies and rhythms
  • Explore the range, possibilities and potential of your unique voice
  • Draw on the practices of Kristen Linklater, Patsy Rodenburg and Cassie’s extensive work as a voice artist.

An organiser of this event is clinically vulnerable to COVID and will be attending in a mask; lateral flow tests will be provided to all on arrival, taking these will enable the organiser to participate in the session. Masks will also be provided to wear if you’re comfortable doing so.

If you need a BSL Interpreter to be present for the workshop, please email boxoffice@nottinghamplayhouse.co.uk to let us know.

Workshops are free to attend but places must be booked in advance. There is a small travel bursary available to artists who require it – if this is you please email hello@bridiesquires.com to arrange.

We encourage all attendees to walk, cycle, or use public transport where possible when attending this event.

Cassie Bradley

Cassie is an actor and voice artist from Nottingham. She started her career at the National Theatre in Sam Mendes’ King Lear and Marianne Elliott’s Husbands and Sons. She has just completed the UK tour of Home I’m Darling for the National Theatre & BKL. Television includes: Wolfe (Sky), Natalie Watkins in Coronation Street (ITV), Mary Magdalene in Jesus: His Life (History/Amazon), Leigh-Anne Carr in Casualty (BBC), McDonald & Dodds (ITV), Jinty Morgan in The Coroner (BBC), Suspects (Channel 5) and Torvill & Dean (ITV)

Cassie leads the BBC’s DH Lawrence season Tainted Love for BBC Radio 4 and BBC Sounds (BBC Audio Drama Awards Finalist) and is currently a lead voice on an international video game for XBox and Playstation due to be released later this year. As a voice artist, she created the role of Nara in CHORUS (voice and motion capture) for XBox, Playstation and Google. She works extensively across radio, video games, animation and audiobooks. Credits include: Assassin’s Creed: Valhalla, Sky News, How To Find Home (Audible), BBC Radio and Paper Avalanche (Audible). Cassie is a passionate advocate for working class actors. She works with outreach programmes at the National Theatre, Luminary Bakery and Arts Emergency. She regularly contributes to articles and panels campaigning for greater opportunities for actors from low socioeconomic backgrounds.