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Bill Hamblett commented on Anastacia Ackers's blog post Connection in The Time of COVID
"LOOKING AT THE BIG PICTURE: To use this Banksy picture as a talking point may be good. Does it inspire hope? Change is inspiring and hopeful if the person who wants change can determine that change. In our theatre for development work in Africa we…"
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Theatres in shutdown
We at Small World Theatre have closed to the public, Not only have visiting acts cancelled decimating a great programme of shows and events, a straw poll of audience members and event providers concur that as Government advice is to avoid theatres there will be no audience to buy tickets. A predictable response. As we are not ACW supported, have no core funds to sustain us we face a very uncertain period. We really wish to carry on and get back up running when this virus is under control. As…See More
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Cardigan Lantern parade at Cardigan West Wales
December 6, 2019 from 7pm to 8:30pm
Cardigan’s Giant Lantern Parade on Friday 6 December at 7pm, thanks to a grant from The National Lottery Community Fund. Past Parades have generated much excitement and created a community cohesion during the winter months. The Festival of Light is Cardigan’s celebrated annual event.In its fourth year, this winter celebration promises to be bigger and brighter. The theme is Winter Circus so expect some themed lanterns made by groups and individuals added to some of Small Worlds creations. It’s…See More
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Ironic
Ironic that being a theatre director , performer and maker it all gets too busy, all at once, and it is hard to get to actually see other pieces of theatre, events and shows. Managed to catch On Bear Ridge at the Sherman but that is a 4 hour round trip. Wanting to see Monolith at the Principality Stadium but booked and working on those days. i should post up our events as we have 3 or even 4 lantern parades ending up with the 4th Cardigan lantern parade that attracted over 10,000 people last…See More
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- What I do:
- Artistic director of Small World Theatre (SWT) based at our new theatre Canolfan Byd Bychan, Cardigan. Actor . director , maker, puppeteer, workshop leader, educationalist, writer , co writer, aid worker. artist.,,
- A little more about me:
- I have recently been producing experimental and innovative theatre, fabulous cabaret, artists collaborations and speed theatre. Experienced in producing theatre that transform peoples lives directly sometimes using puppets for Wales based and our international productions.Theatre I have been Performing with Ann Shrosbree my co director since 1979 shows concerning the environment and development issues with theatre for development projects in Africa, Asia the Middle East and recently 6 European countries developing creative approaches to diversity. Small World Theatre have recently produced the largest giant puppet performer in the world with our show spectacular Bran the Blessed www.smallworld.org.uk.SWT often work with the pick of the crop of the host counties actors and directors as well as grass roots performers from our arts and culture for development projects. Theatre that has literally left a forest in its wake joining 56 villages in the deserts of Sudan.
- Location:
- Cardigan
- Projects I’m working on:
- The Lightning Path is our latest touring show for families Wonderfull puppets with input from me, Ann and Toby, animation is spectacular, its always great to work with Sean Vicary and this show seems to go down really well with audiences. So climate change ,being swamped by plastic and a flying hare bringing mild super powers to the main protagonist seems to strike chord. the last show for adults "One Way Street" a puppet noir experience. A theatre production with puppets and animation in B/W adult puppetry, noir themes and stunning visuals. Set in west coast America and Wales. Another show still available is Tales of the Taiga. Shadow puppets, actors telling a Nani (Siberian) traditional story with references to the disappearing habitats and languages and culture of indigenous peoples of the frozen forest regions of planet earth. With large sturgeon and tiger puppets and shadow puppetry.
. Plus loads of shows cabarets and music and film collaborations gigs and master-classes at our Small World Theatre in Cardigan
- Personal Website/CV:
- http://www.smallworld.org.uk
- Twitter @username:
- @theatrbydbychan
Bill Hamblett's Blog
Theatres in shutdown
We at Small World Theatre have closed to the public, Not only have visiting acts cancelled decimating a great programme of shows and events, a straw poll of audience members and event providers concur that as Government advice is to avoid theatres there will be no audience to buy tickets. A predictable response. As we are not ACW supported, have no core funds to sustain us we face a very uncertain period. We really wish to carry on and get back up running when this virus is under control. As…
ContinuePosted on March 18, 2020 at 10:06
Ironic
Ironic that being a theatre director , performer and maker it all gets too busy, all at once, and it is hard to get to actually see other pieces of theatre, events and shows. Managed to catch On Bear Ridge at the Sherman but that is a 4 hour round trip. Wanting to see Monolith at the Principality Stadium but booked and working on those days.
i should post up our events as we have 3 or even 4 lantern parades ending up with the 4th Cardigan lantern parade that attracted over 10,000…
ContinuePosted on October 24, 2019 at 17:03
Cragen
The Cragen lands.
From inside the belly of the beast:
Making a monster.
Small World had an idea, let’s make a monster that comes from the deep, a mysterious big presence that arrives on a Welsh beach and drops off a load of ocean plastic. Somehow communicating that this stuff is new to the ocean environment and not wanted. For millennia the creatures of…
ContinuePosted on August 30, 2018 at 11:44
Into 2018
Our Massive 7.6M Bendigaidfran giant is sitting in an exhibition about Legends with 2 Hockneys in Aberystwyth. as well as a new legend Plastigwealod rendered as an animated short made over 2 days with 14 participants. Exhibiting till mid January.
Next : Public workshops and groups are now joining us At Small World Theatre in Cardigan to make the most wonderful Lantern…
ContinuePosted on November 10, 2017 at 16:36
Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 9:06 on May 31, 2017,
National Theatre Wales said…
Hey Bill
Just saw your question regarding making edits to an event. If you go onto your event, there's an options button on the top right corner. Click there, and you'll get the option to edit it from there.
Any problems, send me an email on rhianlewis@nationaltheatrewales.org and I can get it sorted for you
Thanks
Rhi
- At 16:07 on February 6, 2017,
stuart rodger said…
fantastic stuff, always trying to get more involved with puppets and keep the world in touch..involved with 2 groups rising stars and pontardawe challenge group, theatre is our joy and always looking to have more people sharing and keeping it more creative . so just saying hello and keep in touch with us here in Swansea k
- At 15:00 on September 8, 2015,
Naomi Chiffi said…
Hi Bill
Could you please let me know your email address so that I can send further information about next week's meeting?
Many thanks
Naomi
- At 13:34 on June 18, 2015,
Hi Bill
Thank you so much for the offer - it's great to have a potential West Wales venue. Will get back to you as soon as we are more definite about dates and a clearer idea of the plan.
Many thanks
Naomi
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