Julia Wilson-Dickson
Shakespeare and Poetry Workshops
 
Julia Wilson-Dickson trained on the Teachers Course at the Central School of Speech and Drama. She taught both on the Teachers and the Acting Courses for two years, and on the Acting Course for a further ten. She also taught on the Post Graduate Course in Voice Studi es. Since then she has been a freelancer and has worked for instance at the National Theatre with Peter Hall on Shakespeare in particular and on many classical plays ranging from The Beaux Stratagem to Tess of the D'Urbevilles as well as a varied range of other works.

Julia worked on the film of Hamlet (Franco Zeffirelli), on Braveheart as Dialogue Coach and on period TV Dramas such as Moll Flanders, Far from the Madding Crowd and Madame Bovary. The range and depth of her work has covered everything from modern opera, classical drama to fringe and experimental plays and films.

 

Julia has done extensive work for the BBC Radio Repertory Company, including coaching students for the Radio Prize.

In the past couple of years her most recent works include 'Finding Netherland' with Jonnie Depp as well as 'Beyond the Sea' with Kevin Spacey and the rest of the cast.

The remainder of her work has been on every kind of TV drama, theatre and film, giving her vast experience of working on an individual basis or with groups.

The following is a list of a few of the projects Julia has worked on:

Theatre
The Normal Heart (The Royal Court, London)
Three Birds Alighting on a Field (The Royal Court, London)
Hysteria (London)
Dead Funny (Hampstead Theatre, London)
Dancing at Lughnasa (Garrick Theatre, London)
Company & The Glass Menagerie (Donmar Theatre, London)
A Woman of No Importance & many other productions (Manchester Royal Exchange)

Television
Pinochea in Suberbera, Precious Bane, Oranges Are Not the Only Fruit, Dancing Queen, The Camomile Lawn, A Dark Adapted Eye, A Touch of Frost, Fatherland, Persuasion, Band of Gold, The Affair, Guilliver's Travellers, Moll Flanders, Brazen Hussies, The Theory of Flight, Wuthering Heights, Tess of the D'Urbevilles, Sex and Chips and Rock & Roll.

Film
Beyong the Sea (Spacey), The Navigator (Ward), A Map of the Human Heart (Ward), Hamlet (Zeffirelli), Starlin (Passer), Meeting Venus (Szabo), Frankinstein (Branagh), Braveheart (Gibson), Margaret's Museum (Ransen), Mightly Aphrodite (Allen), The Tribe (Poliakoff), The Full Monty (Cattaneo), Velvet Goldmine (Haynes), The End of the Affair (Jordan), The Golden Bowl (Ivory), Chocolat (Halstrom), The House of Mirth (Davies), Enigma (Apted).

 

 
Last up dated August 2007