Mastering Your Monologue With Caroline Bell
DATE: April 26, 2025
AGE: 16+ | No previous experience required
A one day audition prep workshop on how to make your monologue the most confident piece in your arsenal.
This class will go in depth on a specific piece chosen by the performer that will show off their skill, their character, and what inspires them to be onstage. With dedicated time to warm up as a group, performers can bring in 1-3 monologues they want to play with and explore through guided exercises. Performers will leave with a piece that they can walk into an audition and use, as well as tools to explore future monologues, and inspiration to find characters that show off their talent. The group will share their monologues and have the opportunity to practice in front of an audience of supportive peers! As a professional actor and longtime community performer, Caroline has prepared countless monologues and continues to audition and put herself on tape weekly. This class will be an opportunity to prep for auditions that only give you a few minutes to make yourself known, and hone the creativity and confidence it takes to walk into a room and know you can make the part yours!
Workshop Details
Audience: Ages 16+
Location: BMO Studio Theatre, 112 Princess Street
Date: April 26, 2025
Duration: 8 Hours (10AM – 6PM)
Participant Information
Fee: $110 per participant
Capacity: Minimum of 5 participants, maximum of 15 participants
Cancellation Policy: If a minimum of 6 participants is not met by Thursday, April 24th, 2025, the workshop will be cancelled, and full refunds will be issued to those who have registered.
Caroline Bell is an actor / creator from Saint John, New Brunswick. A graduate of George Brown Theatre School Caroline has toured internationally with the Atlantic Repertory Company, provincially with Theatre New Brunswick, and locally as an Artist in Residence for the City of Saint John.
Recent projects include: making Nova Scotia audiences laugh with Ship’s Company Theatre, studying at the Banff Center for Arts and Creativity as part of the Slaight New Play Actor Training program, and her feature film debut at the Toronto International Film Festival as protagonist Olive in Strike Pictures’ Do I Know You From Somewhere?
Caroline is passionate about telling stories big and small, and sharing all that makes us humans artful and connected. She currently teaches private acting lessons at Alison Dawn Voice & Music is overjoyed to be working with the community that offered her so much opportunity to fall in love with theatre when she was young!