Congratulations to our winners - 1st place to Adam Dawson for his horror film "The Child"; 2nd place to Euan Miller for his animation "Attack of the Ninja" & 3rd place to Jack O'Connor for his "Animation Tutorial". The runners-up were Joe Shields, Will Newe, Bradley Farrugia & Amy Newe for their trailer "The Casual World of Zombies"; Holly Miller & Evan McLellan…
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Torch Theatre Company presents Flowers From Tunisia, the award winning play by Laurence Allan.
Directed by Simon Harris
Tour dates as follows...
Muni Arts Centre, Pontypridd: Wed 18th May @ 1pm and 7.30pm
Blackwood Miners Institute: Thurs 19th May @ 7.30pm
Swansea Grand Theatre: Mon 23rd & Tues 24th May @ 7.15pm
Chapter Arts Centre,…
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Notes From the Edge of the East is a film that I made with Sam Christie. We shot it last March in Krakow Poland. The hour long film explores thee changes in the Polish city of Krakow since the fall of Communism through the eyes of an Englishman, Karl Naylor, who has lived there for the past 10 years.
The film is being screened at Aberystwyth…
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Blue Touch Paper: making new collaborations in contemporary culture
The London Sinfonietta is launching a new programme that offers composers and collaborators from arts and science backgrounds to join them in developing ground-breaking new interdisciplinary works.
Blue Touch…
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CAKE SUBMISSIONS
Deadline: Mon 16 May 2011
CAKE is looking for 3 x 3-minute guerrilla theatre pieces that will take place on one day in a variety of venues in Falmouth.
The May session of CAKE will be taking place as part of the Fal River Festival. 27th May - 5th June 2011
The same 3-minute pieces will then be performed during the evening, along with one longer piece of 30 minute max.. Venues to be confirmed, however…
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We have had a wonderful response to our upcoming event: A Gala Evening with Wole Soyinka
A lot of you have been asking about the Exclusive Reception which will be a post show gathering for a selected audience.
Tickets are £75, this will permit you access to the conversation with Prof. Soyinka and Jude Kelly OBE in the Purcell…
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So three weeks in to the job and I think I am going to head back off to London...................................
only joking.
I’ve been getting quite stuck in and learning about the intricacies of NTW workings. So after many inductions and policy reading sessions I have started to embark on the creative aspect of the job.
The first was last week at our launch photo shoot, some serious equipment and some amazing ideas and artists taking part – keep it…
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In this workshop we will examine the (troubled) art of hospitality in plays such as Macbeth, Twelfth Night and Troilus and Cressida, and the way that the early-modern printed book often played on the idea of the reader as a tasteful consumer. Please bring along a copy of the complete works if you have one! Book online now! Find out more here: http://www.celticlearnersnetwork.org.uk/…
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In conjunction with the community scheme Night Out, Sea Legs Puppet Theatre brought Peter and the Wold to the Berwyn Centre Nant-y-Moel Bridgend.
A modern take on a traditional form, Puppet Master Rob Ashman had the watching audience enthralled and entertained. It is a puppetry revival and it is very different to the Punch and Judy violence and hilarity many adults would be familiar with, instead focusing on a tale from oral tradition and building…
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National Theatre Wales’ final production of their inaugural year was a masterful play that was acted as a common act of creation, while skillfully weaving memories, seemingly both real and imaginary into a unifying spectacle. Based on the traditional Passion play it was by turns epic and particular, dramatic and poignant. In real time, over 72 hours, Port Talbot turned into a multi-platform, multi-reality stage.
Even by dawn on Good Friday – where the somewhat secret dawn…
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NEW WRITER’S AWARD 2011
£1500 Bursary for emerging writer available now!
As part of an international theatre for young people project Emergency Exit Arts (EEA) is offering to support an emerging writer aged 16 – 30 with a bursary of £1500 to develop a new 30 minute piece of outdoor performance to be premiered in 2012. The new work will be produced by EEA in 2011 to perform in 2012 as part of the Olympics Cultural Festival. The winning writer will be announced to the…
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Hi there - my partner and I will be getting married on 2nd July 2011 in Cardiff City Centre and we're looking for 3-4 people to dress up as Nintendo characters during the drinks reception. The event will start at 7pm but we will require you to be there from 6.30pm - 7.30/7.45pm.
Costumes will be provide as well as a nominal fee for the work. Please contact if you're interested and serious. Jac
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Some of you will recall that National Theatre Wales sponsored Butetown AFC as part of The Soul Exchange in January. Last week they finished top of their division with a 12-0 win, in fact they've only lost two games all season. A big well done from everyone at…
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Peter and the Wolf
By Sergei Prokofiev
Adapted by Sea Legs Puppet Theatre
Venue: The Berwyn Centre, Nantymoel
Date: 27th April 2011
Reviewed by Chelsey Gillard
Photographs by Rachel Williams
If you think the only thing kids are interested in these days is the latest 3D blockbuster or brain-cell-killing computer game,…
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WORKING WITH ACTORS: ONE DAY DEMO
THE ATRIUM, CARDIFF
Saturday 11 June 2011
CB4 Atrium Theatre
10:15 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Following popular demand from latest workshop on Meisner Technique, we have arranged for a demonstration given by Stephen Bayly with the help of two Meisner trained actors, on the basic principles of Sanford Meisner, as amplified by Mamet and others, as a tool for directors to learn to work with actors, and for actors to achieve a…
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