With a team of local musicians, hairdressers, performers, bakers, artists, shop assistants, bus drivers, etc... We'll create an evening of performances & discussions about what really matters in this particular place at this particular time.
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Hi all. We are now looking for ideas for the #BigDemocracy from south Wales. Please get in contact if you'd like to meet up and discuss further http://nationaltheatrewales.org/big-democracy-project
October 4thsaw the first event of the Big Democracy project taking place in Penrhyn Hall, Bangor. It had taken three months to get to this point, from inviting ideas to three ideas being voted on to producing the event.
The chosen proposal was put forward by Bethesda poet Martin Daws – The Poetry Party – which looked at voter apathy.
We put the show together in 4 days and it’s a huge testament to the artist’s skill to create such quality performances and that amount of time.
It was really great to work with Martin, Nikki, Rhys, Ali and Sophie and the rest of the crew and it seemed that everyone who attended responded to the performance and contributed to the conversation.
I think that the evening provided a great platform for honest, heartfelt conversation and it seems that there is an apatite for political discussion, in what was described as a ‘safe space’. It was also great to hear some brilliant poetry (a big thank you to Sophie for taking one for the team, she's quite left wing really :)
Below are some of the things said on the night
Only the rich have democracy • Make things work for the people • A change in how people are voted into office • Do we need party politics • Less inequality • Build a new politic of the people • Convictional politicians • Spoilt Ballots don’t get counted • We have to accept democracy with all its faults • Have every really experienced true democracy? • Is what we have a democracy? • It’s a broken system but it’s the only system we have • Voting isn’t worth the effort • Sometimes its based on the tradition of who your family voted for • I say no boarders no nations • Anarchism is responsibility • I don’t know anyone who votes • Im trying to pull my finger out and make a difference
Details of the next Big Democracy event will be released soon.
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NTW Assembly, March 29th 2014 from National Theatre Wales on Vimeo.
We are inviting proposals from across Wales from anyone who has an idea on what subject the next National Theatre Wales Assembly should explore, and where it can take place. The date is set for March 29th 2014.
If you would like to collaborate with National Theatre Wales on an exciting and innovative project that looks at local or global issues in a creative way, we would like to hear from you.
We are excepting proposals from across Wales from anyone who has an idea for the next Assembly, this can be an individual, a community group or voluntary organisation or people working in the creative sector, we'd love to hear from anyone. The deadline for proposals is no later than 5pm on 2nd February 2014.
Proposals will then be shortlisted and the shortlist will be put to a public vote.
We are particularly interested in hearing ideas that have a local and national/global relevance.
If you have any questions or would like to meet up for a chat or talk over the phone then please get in touch with me. my email is gavinporter@nationaltheatrewales.org and my mobile number is 07889757662, or for more info visit www.nationaltheatrewales.org/assembly
Hi everyone - just to let the people in this group to go to the new 'Assembly' mini website to vote for your favourite of 3 projects -
http://assembly.nationaltheatrewales.org/
The one to get the most votes will be delivered.
Hi all join the 'Assembly 2011/2012" group
http://community.nationaltheatrewales.org/group/assembly-2011-2012
check out how to submit an idea for 'Assembly 1' -
http://community.nationaltheatrewales.org/profiles/blogs/call-for-p...
Get in touch if interested or pass on to others.
Thanks.
Just posted a blog about the residency week that took place yesterday-
check it out, the first steps towards the new look Assembly:
http://community.nationaltheatrewales.org/profiles/blogs/assembly-p...
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