All paid for workshops are eligible for Pay What You Want. As everyone’s circumstances are different, we’re aiming to make our programme of work more accessible. There is a minimum price that we can offer and one that is slightly higher, for those who can afford to pay a little extra to help support the work that we do.
With the current cost of living crisis, we are more aware than ever of the need to ensure that BUILD remains accessible. With that in mind, we are offering a few free places for BUILD events. To request a free place, visit the main BUILD page at www.tron.co.uk/creative/build/ and complete the short online form.
Please note that while we will try to accommodate as many requests as possible, these places are limited.
Suitable for: All
Deskspace Headspace is our monthly coworking day here at the Tron.
Join fellow freelancers and creatives in the Tron bar to meet peers and get your admin done.
Tron Theatre will provide free WiFi, teas and coffees, power, pens and paper.
You are welcome to stay for as long or as little time as you require between 10.30am – 5pm.
Suitable for: Writers
with James Ley
Our one-to-one sessions are a chance to have a chat with people working in the industry who you might have burning questions for or might have just always wanted a brew with. Each season we bring in experts from different specialisms to share their wisdom. These are advice sessions and a chance to pick the brains of arts professionals in a safe space.
This month welcomes playwright and screenwriter James Ley, following the success of his Harnessing Queer Joy workshop for BUILD and in the lead up to the highly anticipated Maggie & Me written by Damian Barr and James Ley, adapted from the memoir by Damian Barr, coming to the Tron. James’ plays include Wilf (Traverse Theatre), Ode to Joy (Stories Untold, Summerhall), Love Song To Lavendar Menace (Royal Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh, Summerhall, SoHo Playhouse, New York), Emma and Gill (Catherine Wheels, Lung Ha), I Heart Maths (A Play, A Pie and a Pint), and Spain (Glasgay!, Citizens Theatre).
Book in for asession with James to chat playwriting, ideas for queer theatre and how to bring stories to life.
Recommended Age 12+
Tron Theatre’s Resident Writer offers a Scotland-based playwright the opportunity to write and develop a new piece of theatre.
This event will be a culmination of the residency period, a presentation of the new work in public for the first time, as a script-in-hand reading.
SUICIDE SUNDAY by ISLA COWAN
A prestigious university. An elite female drinking society. How far will Anna go to fit in? An explosive new play about power, privilege, and identity.
Suitable for: Actors
Tron Theatre’s Associate Director Joanna Bowman is offering a limited number of sessions with actors to work together on a monologue of their choosing.
Perhaps you feel stuck with a monologue you are rehearsing, or you would benefit from some directorial insight. These one-to-one sessions are aimed to help you improve upon a piece you are working on.
Actors will be asked to choose a published monologue to work on. They will be asked to send this to the Tron in advance of the session.
When booking, there is no need to add multiple items if more than one person in your household is going to be consuming the content at the same time as you.
All content will be hosted on our website and linked to the purchasing customer’s Tron online account.
If your purchase is completed:
– in advance of the ‘available to view’ date, you will receive a follow up email about your production.
– within the ‘available to view’ date, click on TrONLINE to log in and view your content.
