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Rhiannon Cousins's Groups
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Creatives
343 members
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Company of Sirens
44 members
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We Perform Research
18 members
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Word4Word
142 members
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Editing my father
35 members
Rhiannon Cousins's Page
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Rhiannon Cousins commented on Bethan Marlow's blog post Asylum Waleslab
"Wow, what a great project - sounds very interesting and exciting. A place you might like to go and look at is the old hospital in Talgarth near Brecon. It's been closed for many years now but was the place you went/were sent if you had…"
Rhiannon Cousins left a comment for Kristoffer Huball
"I don't think I am but nice to meet you all the same :)"
Kristoffer Huball left a comment for Rhiannon Cousins
"Hello,Is this the Rhiannon that Steve Ballinger keeps telling me to get in contact with? Apologies if not... "
Rhiannon Cousins joined Robert Harper's group
Company of Sirens
Company of Sirens formed in 2010 to perform the play Séan Tyrone by Mark Ryan, directed by Chris Durnall.We are due to tour Ireland and South Wales in June, 2011 with this wonderful play. See More
Rhiannon Cousins joined abdul shayek's group
Word4Word
A platform for creative words of any kind to be shared and enjoyed. From spoken word to lyrics to fiction to monologues to mini-devised theatre. We want your interpretation...
Rhiannon Cousins joined Rachel-Helena Walsh's group
Norman & Judith- WalesLab
As part of WalesLab, we have being given the opportunity to explore and develop a brand new piece of work. A chance discovery in a charity shop leads the way to the exploration and investigation of two people: Norman & Judith. Over 90 opened and unopened Royal Mail First Day Covers and letters were sent from Norman to Judith from the 1960’s to the 1980’s. This project will document our journey. See More
Rhiannon Cousins commented on Rachel-Helena Walsh's blog post Norman & Judith - Waleslab- Opening of the unknown
"Intriguing! I'm hooked already!"
Rhiannon Cousins commented on John McGrath's blog post Freedon Theatre Attacked - Open Letter, Signatures welcome
"Please add my name too - Rhiannon Cousins, writer"
Rhiannon Cousins joined Natalie Stone's group
Empty Pocket Theatre
Founded by Anna Poole and Natalie Stone in 2010, Empty Pocket are a new writing theatre outfit who endeavour to create works that are accessible, innovative and insightful.See More
Rhiannon Cousins joined Jorge Lizalde's group
Jorge Lizalde Photography
I take headshots and portraits for actors, directors and writers. I also do marketing, productions and rehearsals shots.Check my website for examples of my work and don't hesitate to give me a call.See More
Rhiannon Cousins's Blog
Beach challenge 3
Firstly, an apology. I know you're not expecting this challenge until tomorrow but tomorrow is a busy day for me so I'm sorry I've had to issue it early. I'm hoping none of you will mind.
So, this week's challenge...
As I'm sure most of you know by now, NTW05 The Beach combines both theatre and gaming. With the challenges so far Bethan has challenged you to create story, Carl too looked at the creative writing side of things. Me, I'm going for pure… Continue
So, this week's challenge...
As I'm sure most of you know by now, NTW05 The Beach combines both theatre and gaming. With the challenges so far Bethan has challenged you to create story, Carl too looked at the creative writing side of things. Me, I'm going for pure… Continue
Posted on July 11, 2010 at 21:00 — 4 Comments
Playtest pics
Thought I'd share some of the pics from the last playtest we did in Prestatyn. It was as fun/crazy/mad as it looks and if you want to be a part of it get in touch with us so we can let you know when and where the next playtests are happening. We'd love you to come and play!
It was amazing, The Beatles returned to Prestatyn in the middle of our playtest just as I had my camera out. Who'd have believed it?…
ContinuePosted on June 2, 2010 at 13:30 — 7 Comments
hello sunshine!
Apparently the sun is going to shine until Tuesday which is just perfect for us. We're off to Prestatyn again tomorrow until Tuesday to do more playtesting. 3 days, playing games on the beach in the sunshine, hmm, am I really working?
Well yes, actually, pretty hard but I'm pleased to say things are really coming together now and seeing people playing our games and seeing how well they work (or don't work) is a really exciting stage to be at. The people we've met in Prestatyn…
ContinuePosted on May 22, 2010 at 10:27
'story' so far...
As Bethan has said, we're now back on our home turf and are able to focus on story. It has been fun playtesting our game ideas (it's amazing to watch how easily adults find their inner child when a water pistol is placed in their hand! see below)
but our second trip to the beaches of North Wales has inspired new ideas and our games are definitely set to change for the better.
We're now at the stage where we can develop…
ContinuePosted on March 23, 2010 at 16:00
POST IT!
I am sitting in a white room. There's no padding on the wall (though maybe there should be!) just lots and lots of post it notes! Brainstorming for The Beach has begun.
Posted on February 2, 2010 at 12:13 — 2 Comments
Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 9:55 on March 30, 2012,
Kristoffer Huball said… Hello,
Is this the Rhiannon that Steve Ballinger keeps telling me to get in contact with? Apologies if not...
- At 17:04 on July 23, 2010,
Mick Greenway said… - I knew mine would win through in the end! Tough competition though. My address is Avenue Lodge, Linley, Bishop's Castle, SY9 5DT. Thank you.
- At 8:19 on January 27, 2010,
Robert Harper said… - Hi Rhiannon,
Really great to see you at the writers room yesterday after all these years, and I'm sure you're going to enjoy the excitement, and hard work, ahead over the next few weeks. Good luck with it!
x
- At 13:51 on June 26, 2009,
Catherine Paskell said… - Hi Rhiannon, thanks for your Sandpit confirmation! I have put your name down on the guest list and will see you at Castle Arcade on 2 July (6.00pm - 10.00pm) x
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