July 15, 2010 at 10.00pm, googled a word that came to mind.
No results!
July 19th, 2010, googled the word again, "Twitchograph", and hey presto, its there. Inventing new words is googley good fun!
Added by Paul Young on July 18, 2010 at 12:04 —
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"Across North Wales...the young quit a region which is failing to provide them with decent jobs...meanwhile hundreds of older people from England are pouring in, seeking a rural…
In these days of cut-backs (especially in the arts) any new Welsh theatre company should be welcomed and supported. For their first production " BareKnuckle Theatre" chose the audience friendly " A Midsummer Night's Dream". Founded to " take the performance out if performing" they surfaced at the non-actor friendly Gate Theatre. Being an ex-church the acoustics are notoriously poor which penalizes fast speakers and and any action at the back of the…
<embed src="http://blip.tv/play/AYHu1GwC" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="480" height="390" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true"></embed> Check the Assembly group for Barmouth Assembly finale video and sound recording to come!
Added by Mathilde Lopez on July 16, 2010 at 6:00 —
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Well it's Friday....end of week 1...how did that happen?! What better way to end a first week of rehearsals of The Persians, than a cider and perry festival at Chapter?! All we need now is for the sun to come out!
As part of my 'Greek Epic 'Research' I watched '300' (based on Frank Miller's book) last night (besides admiring the many six packs) it was very visually pleasing and surprisingly entertaining.... ( I'm not usually one for films where lots of people kill each other in… Continue
Added by Mared Swain on July 16, 2010 at 5:05 —
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Recently Margaret Robertson joined us for some game development sessions on The Beach.
She's equally happy with digital, consoles, mobile, offline and online gaming. To us she has taken the role of wise gamerturg* along with her colleagues Alex and Holly at… Continue
Added by Carl Morris on July 16, 2010 at 1:30 —
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I am lucky enough to be working with a lovely Cambridge based theatre company called Gomito. It is my first time working with them and they have welcomed me into their family.
We are rehearsing for a fringe show 'Flor Du Muerto' that will be performed during the Edinburgh Fringe at 'The Bedlam' The show very physical it uses some clever puppetry, it would be lovely to see you all there.
During the previous three days I had settled into a pattern of documenting, and then things changed. What had worked for the first part of the week suddenly left me floundering around trying to find a way to record and make sense of the process I was witnessing. Retreat, regroup, change strategy.
i am documenting the genetic processes at work in the creation of The Persians, the forwards and backwards moves in the rehearsal process that lead up to the live…
Playwriting course
Welsh writers are invited to join a new play writing project, run in conjunction with the National Theatre tour of Alan Bennett’s new play The Habit of Art.
ONLY 9 PLACES AVAILABLE FOR THIS VERY SPECIAL COURSE
If you are interested in writing for theatre in English and would like to have an opportunity to write in a beautiful setting with advice and support from experts, then join this very special National Theatre project in… Continue
Added by Kaite O'Reilly on July 14, 2010 at 9:15 —
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77 pages of writing, 18 hours of audio,2 hours of video, a script and a map. Mike Pearson commented that I am probably making hard work for myself when the time comes to listen back to/read/watch all of this material.
I am planning to write the first week up when I travel back to Aberystwyth on the train on Friday, and then next week I will try to arrange research interviews with the performers and crew. Hopefully I can pick some useful questions out of the -…